The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| distribute (verb) | dis·trib·ute |
| distributed (adjective) | distributed |
| distributee (noun) | dis·trib·u·tee |
| distribution (noun) | dis·tri·bu·tion |
| distributional (adjective) | dis·tri·bu·tion·al |
| distributive (adjective) | dis·trib·u·tive |
| distributive (noun) | dis·tri·bu·tive |
| distributively (adverb) | dis·trib·u·tive·ly |
| distributivity (noun) | dis·trib·u·tiv·i·ty |
| distributor (noun) | dis·trib·u·tor |
| district (noun) | dis·trict |
| district (verb) | district |
| distro (noun) | dis·tro |
| distrust (noun) | dis·trust |
| distrust (verb) | distrust |
| distruster (noun) | dis·trust·er |
| distrustful (adjective) | dis·trust·ful |
| distrustfully (adverb) | dis·trust·ful·ly |
| distrustfulness (noun) | dis·trust·ful·ness |
| disturb (verb) | dis·turb |
| disturbance (noun) | dis·tur·bance |
| disturbed (adjective) | dis·turbed |
| disturber (noun) | dis·turb·er |
| disturbingly (adverb) | dis·turb·ing·ly |
| disubstituted (adjective) | di·sub·sti·tut·ed |
| disulfide (noun) | di·sul·fide |
| disulfiram (noun) | di·sul·fi·ram |
| disulfoton (noun) | di·sul·fo·ton |
| disulphide (noun) | di·sul·phide |
| disunion (noun) | dis·union |
| disunionist (noun) | dis·union·ist |
| disunite (verb) | dis·unite |
| disunited (adjective) | dis·u·nit·ed |
| disunity (noun) | dis·uni·ty |
| disuse (verb) | dis·use |
| disuse (noun) | dis·use |
| disused (adjective) | dis·used |
| disutility (noun) | dis·util·i·ty |
| disvaluation (noun) | dis·val·u·a·tion |
| disvalue (verb) | dis·val·ue |
| disvalue (noun) | disvalue |
| disyllabic (adjective) | di·syl·lab·ic |
| disyllable (noun) | di·syl·la·ble |
| dit (noun) | dit |
| ditch (noun) | ditch |
| ditch (verb) | ditch |
| ditchdigger (noun) | ditch·dig·ger |
| ditcher (noun) | ditch·er |
| ditchwater (noun) | ditch·wa·ter |
| dite (noun) | dite |
| ditheism (noun) | di·the·ism |
| ditheist (noun) | di·the·ist |
| dither (verb) | dith·er |
| dither (noun) | dither |
| ditherer (noun) | dith·er·er |
| dithery (adjective) | dith·ery |
| dithiocarbamate (noun) | di·thio·car·ba·mate |
| dithionite (noun) | di·thi·o·nite |
| dithyramb (noun) | dith·y·ramb |
| dithyrambic (adjective) | dith·y·ram·bic |
| dithyrambically (adverb) | dith·y·ram·bi·cal·ly |
| ditransitive (adjective) | di·tran·si·tive |
| ditransitive (noun) | ditransitive |
| ditsy (adjective) | dit·sy |
| dittany (noun) | dit·ta·ny |
| ditto (noun) | dit·to |
| ditto (adjective) | ditto |
| ditto (adverb) | ditto |
| ditto (verb) | ditto |
| dittographic (adjective) | dit·to·graph·ic |
| dittography (noun) | dit·tog·ra·phy |
| ditty (noun) | dit·ty |
| ditz (noun) | ditz |
| ditziness (noun) | dit·zi·ness |
| ditzy (adjective) | dit·zy |
| diuresis (noun) | di·ure·sis |
| diuretic (adjective) | di·uret·ic |
| diuretic (noun) | diuretic |
| diuretically (adverb) | di·uret·i·cal·ly |
| diurnal (adjective) | di·ur·nal |
| diurnal (noun) | diurnal |
| diurnally (adverb) | di·ur·nal·ly |
| diuron (noun) | di·u·ron |
| diva (noun) | di·va |
| divagate (verb) | di·va·gate |
| divagation (noun) | di·va·ga·tion |
| divalent (adjective) | di·va·lent |
| Divali (noun) | Di·va·li |
| divan (noun) | di·van |
| divaricate (verb) | di·var·i·cate |
| divaricate (adjective) | di·var·i·cate |
| divarication (noun) | di·var·i·ca·tion |
| dive (verb) | dive |
| dive (noun) | dive |
| dive-bomb (verb) | dive-bomb |
| dive-bomber (noun) | dive-bomb·er |
| diver (noun) | div·er |
| diverge (verb) | di·verge |
| divergence (noun) | di·ver·gence |
| divergency (noun) | di·ver·gen·cy |
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