The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| erotic (noun) | erotic |
| erotica (noun) | erot·i·ca |
| erotically (adverb) | erot·i·cal·ly |
| eroticism (noun) | erot·i·cism |
| eroticist (noun) | erot·i·cist |
| eroticization (noun) | erot·i·ci·za·tion |
| eroticize (verb) | erot·i·cize |
| erotism (noun) | er·o·tism |
| erotization (noun) | er·o·ti·za·tion |
| erotize (verb) | er·o·tize |
| erotogenic (adjective) | ero·to·gen·ic |
| erotology (noun) | er·o·tol·o·gy |
| erotomania (noun) | ero·to·ma·nia |
| erotomaniac (noun) | ero·to·ma·ni·ac |
| err (verb) | err |
| errancy (noun) | er·ran·cy |
| errand (noun) | er·rand |
| errant (adjective) | er·rant |
| errant (noun) | errant |
| errantly (adverb) | er·rant·ly |
| errantry (noun) | er·rant·ry |
| errata (noun) | er·ra·ta |
| erratic (adjective) | er·rat·ic |
| erratic (noun) | erratic |
| erratical (adjective) | er·rat·i·cal |
| erratically (adverb) | er·rat·i·cal·ly |
| erraticism (noun) | er·rat·i·cism |
| erratum (noun) | er·ra·tum |
| erroneous (adjective) | er·ro·ne·ous |
| erroneously (adverb) | er·ro·ne·ous·ly |
| erroneousness (noun) | er·ro·ne·ous·ness |
| error (noun) | er·ror |
| errorless (adjective) | er·ror·less |
| ersatz (adjective) | er·satz |
| ersatz (noun) | ersatz |
| Erse (noun) | Erse |
| Erse (adjective) | Erse |
| erst (adverb) | erst |
| erstwhile (adverb) | erst·while |
| erstwhile (adjective) | erstwhile |
| eruct (verb) | eruct |
| eructation (noun) | eruc·ta·tion |
| erudite (adjective) | er·u·dite |
| eruditely (adverb) | er·u·dite·ly |
| erudition (noun) | er·u·di·tion |
| erumpent (adjective) | e·rum·pent |
| erupt (verb) | erupt |
| eruptible (adjective) | erupt·ible |
| eruption (noun) | erup·tion |
| eruptive (adjective) | erup·tive |
| eruptively (adverb) | erup·tive·ly |
| eruv (noun) | er·uv |
| eryngium (noun) | e·ryn·gi·um |
| eryngo (noun) | eryn·go |
| erysipelas (noun) | ery·sip·e·las |
| erysipeloid (noun) | er·y·sip·e·loid |
| erythema (noun) | er·y·the·ma |
| erythemal (adjective) | er·y·the·mal |
| erythematous (adjective) | er·y·them·a·tous |
| erythorbate (noun) | er·y·thor·bate |
| erythremia (noun) | er·y·thre·mia |
| erythrism (noun) | er·y·thrism |
| erythristic (adjective) | er·y·thris·tic |
| erythrite (noun) | er·y·thrite |
| erythritol (noun) | e·ryth·ri·tol |
| erythroblast (noun) | eryth·ro·blast |
| erythroblastic (adjective) | eryth·ro·blas·tic |
| erythroblastosis (noun) | eryth·ro·blas·to·sis |
| erythrocyte (noun) | eryth·ro·cyte |
| erythrocytic (adjective) | eryth·ro·cyt·ic |
| erythrogenic (adjective) | e·ryth·ro·gen·ic |
| erythroid (adjective) | ery·throid |
| erythroleukemia (noun) | e·ryth·ro·leu·ke·mi·a |
| erythromycin (noun) | eryth·ro·my·cin |
| erythronium (noun) | er·y·thro·ni·um |
| erythropoiesis (noun) | eryth·ro·poi·e·sis |
| erythropoietic (adjective) | eryth·ro·poi·et·ic |
| erythropoietin (noun) | eryth·ro·poi·e·tin |
| erythrosin (noun) | eryth·ro·sin |
| erythrosine (noun) | eryth·ro·sine |
| Esau (noun) | Esau |
| escabeche (noun) | es·ca·be·che |
| escadrille (noun) | es·ca·drille |
| escalade (noun) | es·ca·lade |
| escalade (verb) | escalade |
| escalader (noun) | es·ca·lad·er |
| escalate (verb) | es·ca·late |
| escalation (noun) | es·ca·la·tion |
| escalator (noun) | es·ca·la·tor |
| escalator (adjective) | escalator |
| escalatory (adjective) | es·ca·la·to·ry |
| escallop (noun) | es·cal·lop |
| escallop (verb) | es·cal·lop |
| escalope (noun) | es·ca·lope |
| escapable (adjective) | es·cap·a·ble |
| escapade (noun) | es·ca·pade |
| escape (verb) | es·cape |
| escape (noun) | escape |
| escape (adjective) | escape |
| escapee (noun) | es·cap·ee |
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