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WordSyllables
harebrained (adjective) hare·brained
Haredi (noun) Ha·re·di
harelip (noun) hare·lip
harelipped (adjective) hare·lipped
harem (noun) har·em
hari-kari (noun) hari-kari
haricot (noun) har·i·cot
harijan (noun) ha·ri·jan
Harijan (noun) Har·i·jan
harissa (noun) ha·ris·sa
hark (verb) hark
harken (verb) hark·en
Harlemite (noun) Har·lem·ite
harlequin (noun) har·le·quin
harlequin (adjective) har·le·quin
harlequinade (noun) har·le·quin·ade
harlot (noun) har·lot
harlotry (noun) har·lot·ry
harm (noun) harm
harm (verb) harm
harmattan (noun) har·mat·tan
harmer (noun) harm·er
harmful (adjective) harm·ful
harmfully (adverb) harm·ful·ly
harmfulness (noun) harm·ful·ness
harmless (adjective) harm·less
harmlessly (adverb) harm·less·ly
harmlessness (noun) harm·less·ness
harmolodic (adjective) harmolodic
harmolodics (noun) har·mo·lod·ics
harmonic (adjective) har·mon·ic
harmonic (noun) harmonic
harmonica (noun) har·mon·i·ca
harmonically (adverb) har·mon·i·cal·ly
harmonicist (noun) har·mon·i·cist
harmonious (adjective) har·mo·ni·ous
harmoniously (adverb) har·mo·ni·ous·ly
harmoniousness (noun) har·mo·ni·ous·ness
harmonise (verb) har·mo·nise
harmonist (noun) har·mo·nist
harmonium (noun) har·mo·ni·um
harmonization (noun) har·mo·ni·za·tion
harmonize (verb) har·mo·nize
harmonizer (noun) har·mo·niz·er
harmony (noun) har·mo·ny
harness (noun) har·ness
harness (verb) harness
harnesser (noun) har·ness·er
harp (noun) harp
harp (verb) harp
harper (noun) harp·er
harpist (noun) harp·ist
harpoon (noun) har·poon
harpoon (verb) harpoon
harpooner (noun) har·poon·er
harpsichord (noun) harp·si·chord
harpsichordist (noun) harp·si·chord·ist
harpy (noun) har·py
harquebus (noun) har·que·bus
harquebusier (noun) har·que·bus·ier
harridan (noun) har·ri·dan
harried (adjective) harried
harrier (noun) har·ri·er
Harrovian (noun) Har·ro·vi·an
harrow (verb) har·row
harrow (noun) harrow
harrower (noun) har·row·er
harrowingly (adverb) har·row·ing·ly
harrumph (verb) har·rumph
harrumph (noun) harrumph
harry (verb) har·ry
harsh (adjective) harsh
harshen (verb) harsh·en
harshly (adverb) harsh·ly
harshness (noun) harsh·ness
harslet (noun) hars·let
hart (noun) hart
hartebeest (noun) harte·beest
Hartfordite (noun) Hart·ford·ite
hartshorn (noun) harts·horn
harum-scarum (adjective) har·um-scar·um
harum-scarum (adverb) harum-scarum
harum-scarum (noun) har·um-scar·um
haruspex (noun) ha·rus·pex
haruspication (noun) ha·rus·pi·ca·tion
haruspicy (noun) ha·rus·pi·cy
harvest (noun) har·vest
harvest (verb) harvest
harvestable (adjective) har·vest·able
harvester (noun) har·vest·er
harvestman (noun) har·vest·man
harvesttime (noun) har·vest·time
harzburgite (noun) harz·burg·ite
has-been (noun) has-been
hasenpfeffer (noun) ha·sen·pfef·fer
hash (verb) hash
hash (noun) hash
Hashemite (noun) Hash·em·ite
Hashemite (adjective) Hash·e·mite
Hashimite (noun) Hash·im·ite

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