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Word	Syllables
etic (noun)	et·ic
etidronate (noun)	et·i·dro·nate
etiolate (verb)	eti·o·late
etiolated (adjective)	e·ti·o·lat·ed
etiolation (noun)	eti·o·la·tion
etiologic (adjective)	eti·o·log·ic
etiological (adjective)	e·ti·o·log·i·cal
etiologically (adverb)	eti·o·log·i·cal·ly
etiology (noun)	eti·ol·o·gy
etiquette (noun)	et·i·quette
Etonian (noun)	Eto·ni·an
Etonian (adjective)	Etonian
étouffée (noun)	étouf·fée
étouffée (noun)	é·touf·fée
etrier (noun)	e·tri·er
Etruria (noun)	E·tru·ri·a
Etrurian (noun)	Etru·ri·an
Etrurian (adjective)	Etrurian
Etruscan (adjective)	Etrus·can
Etruscan (noun)	E·trus·can
étude (noun)	étude
étude (noun)	é·tude
etui (noun)	etui
etymological (adjective)	et·y·mo·log·i·cal
etymologically (adverb)	et·y·mo·log·i·cal·ly
etymologise (verb)	et·y·mol·o·gise
etymologist (noun)	et·y·mol·o·gist
etymologize (verb)	et·y·mol·o·gize
etymology (noun)	et·y·mol·o·gy
etymon (noun)	et·y·mon
eubacterial (adjective)	eu·bac·te·ri·al
eubacterium (noun)	eu·bac·te·ri·um
Euboean (adjective)	Eu·boe·an
Euboean (noun)	Eu·boe·an
eucalypt (noun)	eu·ca·lypt
eucalyptol (noun)	eu·ca·lyp·tol
eucalyptole (noun)	eu·ca·lyp·tole
eucalyptus (noun)	eu·ca·lyp·tus
eucaryote (noun)	eucaryote
eucatastrophe (noun)	eu·ca·tas·tro·phe
Eucharist (noun)	Eu·cha·rist
eucharistic (adjective)	eu·cha·ris·tic
Eucharistic (adjective)	Eu·cha·ris·tic
Eucharistical (adjective)	Eu·cha·ris·ti·cal
euchre (noun)	eu·chre
euchre (verb)	euchre
euchromatic (adjective)	eu·chro·mat·ic
euchromatin (noun)	eu·chro·ma·tin
euclase (noun)	eu·clase
euclidean (adjective)	eu·clid·e·an
Euclidean (adjective)	Eu·clid·e·an
euclidian (adjective)	eu·clid·i·an
eucrite (noun)	eu·crite
eucritic (adjective)	eu·crit·ic
eucryphia (noun)	eu·cryph·i·a
eudaemonia (noun)	eu·dae·mo·ni·a
eudaemonic (adjective)	eu·dae·mon·ic
eudaemonism (noun)	eu·dae·mo·nism
eudaemonist (noun)	eu·dae·mo·nist
eudaemonistic (adjective)	eu·dae·mo·nis·tic
eudiometer (noun)	eu·di·om·e·ter
eudiometric (adjective)	eu·dio·met·ric
eudiometrical (adjective)	eu·di·o·met·ri·cal
eudiometrically (adverb)	eu·dio·met·ri·cal·ly
eudiometry (noun)	eu·di·om·e·try
eugenic (adjective)	eu·gen·ic
eugenically (adverb)	eu·gen·i·cal·ly
eugenicist (noun)	eu·gen·i·cist
eugenics (noun)	eu·gen·ics
eugenist (noun)	eu·gen·ist
eugenol (noun)	eu·ge·nol
eugeosynclinal (adjective)	eu·geo·syn·cli·nal
eugeosyncline (noun)	eu·geo·syn·cline
euglena (noun)	eu·gle·na
euglenoid (noun)	eu·gle·noid
euglenoid (adjective)	euglenoid
euglobulin (noun)	eu·glob·u·lin
euhedral (adjective)	eu·he·dral
euhemerism (noun)	eu·he·mer·ism
euhemerist (noun)	eu·he·mer·ist
euhemeristic (adjective)	eu·he·mer·is·tic
eukaryote (noun)	eu·kary·ote
eukaryotic (adjective)	eu·kary·ot·ic
eulachon (noun)	eu·la·chon
eulogise (verb)	eu·lo·gise
eulogist (noun)	eu·lo·gist
eulogistic (adjective)	eu·lo·gis·tic
eulogistically (adverb)	eu·lo·gis·ti·cal·ly
eulogium (noun)	eu·lo·gi·um
eulogize (verb)	eu·lo·gize
eulogizer (noun)	eu·lo·giz·er
eulogy (noun)	eu·lo·gy
Eumenides (noun)	Eu·men·i·des
eunuch (noun)	eu·nuch
eunuchism (noun)	eu·nuch·ism
eunuchoid (noun)	eu·nuch·oid
eunuchoid (adjective)	eunuchoid
eunuchoidism (noun)	eu·nuch·oid·ism
euonymus (noun)	eu·on·y·mus
eupatrid (noun)	eu·pa·trid

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