The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| embolization (noun) | em·bo·li·za·tion |
| embolus (noun) | em·bo·lus |
| embonpoint (noun) | em·bon·point |
| embosom (verb) | em·bos·om |
| emboss (verb) | em·boss |
| embossable (adjective) | em·boss·able |
| embosser (noun) | em·boss·er |
| embossment (noun) | em·boss·ment |
| embouchure (noun) | em·bou·chure |
| embourgeoisement (noun) | em·bour·geoise·ment |
| embowed (adjective) | em·bowed |
| embowel (verb) | em·bow·el |
| embower (verb) | em·bow·er |
| embrace (verb) | em·brace |
| embrace (noun) | embrace |
| embraceable (adjective) | embrace·able |
| embracement (noun) | em·brace·ment |
| embraceor (noun) | em·bra·ceor |
| embracer (noun) | em·brac·er |
| embracery (noun) | em·brac·ery |
| embracingly (adverb) | em·brac·ing·ly |
| embracive (adjective) | em·brac·ive |
| embrangle (verb) | em·bran·gle |
| embranglement (noun) | em·bran·gle·ment |
| embrasure (noun) | em·bra·sure |
| embrasured (adjective) | em·bra·sured |
| embrittle (verb) | em·brit·tle |
| embrittlement (noun) | em·brit·tle·ment |
| embrocation (noun) | em·bro·ca·tion |
| embroider (verb) | em·broi·der |
| embroiderer (noun) | em·broi·der·er |
| embroidery (noun) | em·broi·dery |
| embroil (verb) | em·broil |
| embroilment (noun) | em·broil·ment |
| embrown (verb) | em·brown |
| embrue (verb) | em·brue |
| embryectomy (noun) | em·bry·ec·to·my |
| embryo (noun) | em·bryo |
| embryogenesis (noun) | em·bryo·gen·e·sis |
| embryogenetic (adjective) | em·bryo·ge·net·ic |
| embryogenic (adjective) | em·bryo·gen·ic |
| embryogeny (noun) | em·bry·og·e·ny |
| embryoid (noun) | em·bry·oid |
| embryoid (adjective) | embryoid |
| embryologic (adjective) | em·bry·o·log·ic |
| embryological (adjective) | em·bry·o·log·i·cal |
| embryologically (adverb) | em·bry·o·log·i·cal·ly |
| embryologist (noun) | em·bry·ol·o·gist |
| embryology (noun) | em·bry·ol·o·gy |
| embryonal (adjective) | em·bry·o·nal |
| embryonate (adjective) | em·bry·o·nate |
| embryonate (verb) | em·bry·o·nate |
| embryonated (adjective) | em·bry·o·nat·ed |
| embryonic (adjective) | em·bry·on·ic |
| embryonically (adverb) | em·bry·on·i·cal·ly |
| embryopathy (noun) | em·bry·op·a·thy |
| embryophyte (noun) | em·bryo·phyte |
| emcee (noun) | em·cee |
| emcee (verb) | emcee |
| emend (verb) | emend |
| emendable (adjective) | emend·able |
| emendation (noun) | emen·da·tion |
| emender (noun) | emend·er |
| emerald (noun) | em·er·ald |
| emerald (adjective) | emerald |
| emerald-cut (adjective) | em·er·ald-cut |
| emerge (verb) | emerge |
| emergence (noun) | emer·gence |
| emergency (noun) | emer·gen·cy |
| emergent (adjective) | emer·gent |
| emergent (noun) | emergent |
| emerging (adjective) | emerging |
| emerita (adjective) | emer·i·ta |
| emeritus (noun) | emer·i·tus |
| emeritus (adjective) | emeritus |
| emersed (adjective) | emersed |
| emersion (noun) | emer·sion |
| Emersonian (adjective) | Em·er·so·nian |
| emery (noun) | em·ery |
| emesis (noun) | eme·sis |
| emetic (noun) | emet·ic |
| emetic (adjective) | emetic |
| emetically (adverb) | emet·i·cal·ly |
| emetine (noun) | em·e·tine |
| émeute (noun) | émeute |
| emf (noun) | emf |
| emic (adjective) | emic |
| emic (noun) | e·mic |
| emigrant (noun) | em·i·grant |
| emigrant (adjective) | emigrant |
| emigrate (verb) | em·i·grate |
| emigration (noun) | em·i·gra·tion |
| emigré (noun) | emi·gré |
| émigré (noun) | é·mi·gré |
| eminence (noun) | em·i·nence |
| eminency (noun) | em·i·nen·cy |
| eminent (adjective) | em·i·nent |
| eminently (adverb) | em·i·nent·ly |
| emir (noun) | emir |
| emirate (noun) | emir·ate |
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