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Word	Syllables
enow (adjective)	enow
enplane (verb)	en·plane
enqueue (verb)	en·queue
enquire (verb)	en·quire
enquirer (noun)	en·quir·er
enquiring (adjective)	en·quir·ing
enquiry (noun)	en·quir·y
enrage (verb)	en·rage
enrapt (adjective)	en·rapt
enrapture (verb)	en·rap·ture
enregister (verb)	en·reg·is·ter
enrich (verb)	en·rich
enricher (noun)	en·rich·er
enrichment (noun)	en·rich·ment
enrobe (verb)	en·robe
enrol (verb)	en·rol
enroll (verb)	en·roll
enrollee (noun)	en·roll·ee
enrollment (noun)	en·roll·ment
enrolment (noun)	en·rol·ment
enroot (verb)	en·root
ensample (noun)	en·sam·ple
ensanguine (verb)	en·san·guine
ensconce (verb)	en·sconce
ensemble (noun)	en·sem·ble
ensemble (adjective)	ensemble
enserf (verb)	en·serf
enserfment (noun)	en·serf·ment
ensheathe (verb)	en·sheathe
ensheathment (noun)	en·sheath·ment
enshrine (verb)	en·shrine
enshrinee (noun)	en·shri·nee
enshrinement (noun)	en·shrine·ment
enshroud (verb)	en·shroud
ensiform (adjective)	en·si·form
ensign (noun)	en·sign
ensilage (noun)	en·si·lage
ensilage (verb)	en·si·lage
ensile (verb)	en·sile
ensky (verb)	en·sky
enslave (verb)	en·slave
enslavement (noun)	en·slave·ment
enslaver (noun)	en·slav·er
ensnare (verb)	en·snare
ensnarement (noun)	en·snare·ment
ensnarl (verb)	en·snarl
ensorcell (verb)	en·sor·cell
ensorcellment (noun)	en·sor·cell·ment
ensoul (verb)	en·soul
ensoulment (noun)	en·soul·ment
ensphere (verb)	en·sphere
enstatite (noun)	en·sta·tite
enstatitic (adjective)	en·sta·tit·ic
ensue (verb)	en·sue
ensure (verb)	en·sure
enswathe (verb)	en·swathe
entablature (noun)	en·tab·la·ture
entablement (noun)	en·ta·ble·ment
entail (verb)	en·tail
entail (noun)	en·tail
entailer (noun)	en·tail·er
entailment (noun)	en·tail·ment
entameba (noun)	ent·a·me·ba
entamoeba (noun)	ent·amoe·ba
entangle (verb)	en·tan·gle
entanglement (noun)	en·tan·gle·ment
entangler (noun)	en·tan·gler
entasis (noun)	en·ta·sis
entelechy (noun)	en·tel·e·chy
entellus (noun)	en·tel·lus
entente (noun)	en·tente
enter (verb)	en·ter
enter (noun)	en·ter
enterable (adjective)	en·ter·able
enteral (adjective)	en·ter·al
enterally (adverb)	en·ter·al·ly
enteric (adjective)	en·ter·ic
enteritis (noun)	en·ter·i·tis
enterobacterial (adjective)	en·tero·bac·te·ri·al
enterobacterium (noun)	en·tero·bac·te·ri·um
enterobiasis (noun)	en·tero·bi·a·sis
enterochromaffin (adjective)	en·tero·chro·maf·fin
enterococcal (adjective)	en·tero·coc·cal
enterococcus (noun)	en·tero·coc·cus
enterocoele (noun)	en·tero·coele
enterocoelic (adjective)	en·tero·coe·lic
enterocoelous (adjective)	en·tero·coe·lous
enterocoely (noun)	en·ter·o·coe·ly
enterocolitis (noun)	en·tero·co·li·tis
enterocyte (noun)	en·ter·o·cyte
enterogastrone (noun)	en·tero·gas·trone
enterohepatic (adjective)	en·ter·o·hep·a·tic
enterokinase (noun)	en·tero·ki·nase
enteron (noun)	en·ter·on
enteropathogenic (adjective)	en·tero·patho·gen·ic
enteropathy (noun)	en·ter·op·a·thy
enterostomal (adjective)	en·ter·os·to·mal
enterostomy (noun)	en·ter·os·to·my
enterotomy (noun)	en·ter·ot·o·my
enterotoxaemia (noun)	en·ter·o·tox·ae·mi·a

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