The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| earthy (adjective) | earthy |
| earwax (noun) | ear·wax |
| earwig (noun) | ear·wig |
| earwig (verb) | earwig |
| earwitness (noun) | ear·wit·ness |
| ease (noun) | ease |
| ease (verb) | ease |
| easeful (adjective) | ease·ful |
| easefully (adverb) | ease·ful·ly |
| easel (noun) | ea·sel |
| easement (noun) | ease·ment |
| easer (noun) | eas·er |
| easily (adverb) | eas·i·ly |
| easiness (noun) | eas·i·ness |
| east (adverb) | east |
| east (adjective) | east |
| east (noun) | east |
| east-northeast (noun) | east-northeast |
| east-southeast (noun) | east-southeast |
| eastbound (adjective) | east·bound |
| Easter (noun) | Eas·ter |
| easterly (adjective) | east·er·ly |
| easterly (noun) | easterly |
| easterly (adverb) | east·er·ly |
| eastern (adjective) | east·ern |
| Easterner (noun) | East·ern·er |
| easternmost (adjective) | east·ern·most |
| Eastertide (noun) | Eas·ter·tide |
| easting (noun) | east·ing |
| eastward (adverb) | east·ward |
| eastward (noun) | eastward |
| eastward (adjective) | east·ward |
| eastwardly (adverb) | east·ward·ly |
| eastwards (adverb) | east·wards |
| easy (adjective) | easy |
| easy (adverb) | easy |
| easy (interjection) | eas·y |
| easy-care (adjective) | eas·y-care |
| easygoing (adjective) | easy·go·ing |
| easygoingness (noun) | easy·go·ing·ness |
| eat (verb) | eat |
| eat (noun) | eat |
| eat-in (adjective) | eat-in |
| eatable (adjective) | eat·able |
| eatable (noun) | eatable |
| eater (noun) | eat·er |
| eatery (noun) | eat·ery |
| eath (adverb) | eath |
| eath (adjective) | eath |
| eating (adjective) | eating |
| eau-de-vie (noun) | eau-de-vie |
| eave (noun) | eave |
| eaves (noun) | eaves |
| eavesdrop (verb) | eaves·drop |
| eavesdropper (noun) | eaves·drop·per |
| ebb (noun) | ebb |
| ebb (verb) | ebb |
| EBCDIC (noun) | EBCDIC |
| Ebola (noun) | Ebo·la |
| ebon (adjective) | eb·on |
| ebon (noun) | eb·on |
| Ebonics (noun) | Ebon·ics |
| ebonite (noun) | eb·o·nite |
| ebonize (verb) | eb·o·nize |
| ebony (noun) | eb·o·ny |
| ebony (adjective) | ebony |
| ebullience (noun) | ebul·lience |
| ebulliency (noun) | ebul·lien·cy |
| ebullient (adjective) | ebul·lient |
| ebulliently (adverb) | ebul·lient·ly |
| ebullition (noun) | eb·ul·li·tion |
| ecad (noun) | e·cad |
| écarté (noun) | é·car·té |
| ecbolic (adjective) | ec·bol·ic |
| ecbolic (noun) | ec·bol·ic |
| eccentric (adjective) | ec·cen·tric |
| eccentric (noun) | eccentric |
| eccentrically (adverb) | ec·cen·tri·cal·ly |
| eccentricity (noun) | ec·cen·tric·i·ty |
| ecchymosis (noun) | ec·chy·mo·sis |
| ecchymotic (adjective) | ec·chy·mot·ic |
| ecclesial (adjective) | ec·cle·si·al |
| ecclesiarch (noun) | ec·cle·si·arch |
| ecclesiastic (adjective) | ec·cle·si·as·tic |
| ecclesiastic (noun) | ecclesiastic |
| ecclesiastical (adjective) | ec·cle·si·as·ti·cal |
| ecclesiastically (adverb) | ec·cle·si·as·ti·cal·ly |
| ecclesiasticism (noun) | ec·cle·si·as·ti·cism |
| Ecclesiasticus (noun) | Ec·cle·si·as·ti·cus |
| ecclesiological (adjective) | ec·cle·si·o·log·i·cal |
| ecclesiologist (noun) | ec·cle·si·ol·o·gist |
| ecclesiology (noun) | ec·cle·si·ol·o·gy |
| eccrine (adjective) | ec·crine |
| ecdysial (adjective) | ec·dys·i·al |
| ecdysiast (noun) | ec·dys·i·ast |
| ecdysis (noun) | ec·dy·sis |
| ecdyson (noun) | ec·dy·son |
| ecdysone (noun) | ec·dy·sone |
| ecesis (noun) | ece·sis |
| échappé (adjective) | é·chap·pé |
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