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Word	Syllables
deck (verb)	deck
decked (adjective)	decked
decker (noun)	deck·er
deckhand (noun)	deck·hand
deckhouse (noun)	deck·house
decking (noun)	deck·ing
deckle (noun)	deck·le
deckle-edged (adjective)	deck·le-edged
declaim (verb)	de·claim
declaimer (noun)	de·claim·er
declamation (noun)	dec·la·ma·tion
declamatory (adjective)	de·clam·a·to·ry
declarable (adjective)	de·clar·able
declarant (noun)	de·clar·ant
declarant (adjective)	de·clar·ant
declaration (noun)	dec·la·ra·tion
declarative (adjective)	de·clar·a·tive
declarative (noun)	de·clar·a·tive
declaratively (adverb)	de·clar·a·tive·ly
declaratory (adjective)	de·clar·a·to·ry
declare (verb)	de·clare
declaredly (adverb)	de·clar·ed·ly
declarer (noun)	de·clar·er
declass (verb)	de·class
déclassé (adjective)	dé·clas·sé
déclassé (adjective)	dé·clas·sé
declassification (noun)	de·clas·si·fi·ca·tion
declassify (verb)	de·clas·si·fy
declaw (verb)	de·claw
declension (noun)	de·clen·sion
declensional (adjective)	de·clen·sion·al
declinable (adjective)	de·clin·able
declination (noun)	dec·li·na·tion
declinational (adjective)	dec·li·na·tion·al
decline (verb)	de·cline
decline (noun)	decline
decliner (noun)	de·clin·er
declining (adjective)	de·clin·ing
declinist (noun)	de·clin·ist
declivitous (adjective)	de·cliv·i·tous
declivity (noun)	de·cliv·i·ty
deco (noun)	de·co
decoct (verb)	de·coct
decoction (noun)	de·coc·tion
decodable (adjective)	de·cod·a·ble
decode (verb)	de·code
decode (noun)	de·code
decoder (noun)	de·cod·er
decollate (verb)	de·col·late
decollation (noun)	de·col·la·tion
decollator (noun)	de·col·la·tor
décolletage (noun)	dé·col·le·tage
décolletage (noun)	dé·colle·tage
décolleté (adjective)	dé·col·le·té
décolleté (adjective)	dé·colle·té
décolleté (noun)	dé·colle·té
decolonization (noun)	de·col·o·ni·za·tion
decolonize (verb)	de·col·o·nize
decolorization (noun)	de·col·or·i·za·tion
decolorize (verb)	de·col·or·ize
decolorizer (noun)	de·col·or·iz·er
decommission (verb)	de·com·mis·sion
decommunization (noun)	de·com·mu·ni·za·tion
decommunize (verb)	de·com·mu·nize
decompensate (verb)	de·com·pen·sate
decompensated (adjective)	de·com·pen·sat·ed
decompensation (noun)	de·com·pen·sa·tion
decompilation (noun)	de·com·pi·la·tion
decompile (verb)	de·com·pile
decompiler (noun)	de·com·pil·er
decomposability (noun)	de·com·pos·abil·i·ty
decomposable (adjective)	de·com·pos·able
decompose (verb)	de·com·pose
decomposer (noun)	de·com·pos·er
decomposition (noun)	de·com·po·si·tion
decompound (adjective)	de·com·pound
decompress (verb)	de·com·press
decompression (noun)	de·com·pres·sion
decompressor (noun)	de·com·pres·sor
deconcentrate (verb)	de·con·cen·trate
deconcentration (noun)	de·con·cen·tra·tion
decondition (verb)	de·con·di·tion
deconflict (verb)	de·con·flict
deconfliction (noun)	de·con·flic·tion
decongest (verb)	de·con·gest
decongestant (noun)	de·con·ges·tant
decongestant (adjective)	decongestant
decongestion (noun)	de·con·ges·tion
decongestive (adjective)	de·con·ges·tive
deconsecrate (verb)	de·con·se·crate
deconsecration (noun)	de·con·se·cra·tion
deconstruct (verb)	de·con·struct
deconstruction (noun)	de·con·struc·tion
deconstructionism (noun)	de·con·struc·tion·ism
deconstructionist (adjective)	de·con·struc·tion·ist
deconstructionist (noun)	de·con·struc·tion·ist
deconstructive (adjective)	de·con·struc·tive
deconstructivism (noun)	de·con·struc·tiv·ism
deconstructivist (adjective)	de·con·struc·ti·vist
deconstructivist (noun)	de·con·struc·ti·vist

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