The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| o (noun) | o |
| O (interjection) | O |
| O (noun) | O |
| o' (preposition) | o' |
| o'clock (adverb) | oclock |
| o'er (adverb) | oer |
| O-Bon (noun) | O-Bon |
| o-o (noun) | o-o |
| O-ring (noun) | O-ring |
| oaf (noun) | oaf |
| oafish (adjective) | oaf·ish |
| oafishly (adverb) | oaf·ish·ly |
| oafishness (noun) | oaf·ish·ness |
| oak (noun) | oak |
| oaken (adjective) | oak·en |
| oakmoss (noun) | oak·moss |
| oaktag (noun) | oak·tag |
| oakum (noun) | oa·kum |
| oaky (adjective) | oak·y |
| oar (noun) | oar |
| oar (verb) | oar |
| oared (adjective) | oared |
| oarfish (noun) | oar·fish |
| oarless (adjective) | oar·less |
| oarlock (noun) | oar·lock |
| oarsman (noun) | oars·man |
| oarsmanship (noun) | oars·man·ship |
| oarswoman (noun) | oars·wom·an |
| oarweed (noun) | oar·weed |
| oasis (noun) | oa·sis |
| oast (noun) | oast |
| oat (noun) | oat |
| oatcake (noun) | oat·cake |
| oaten (adjective) | oat·en |
| oater (noun) | oat·er |
| oath (noun) | oath |
| oatmeal (noun) | oat·meal |
| oaty (adjective) | oat·y |
| Oaxacan (adjective) | Oa·xa·can |
| ob-gyn (noun) | ob-gyn |
| Ob-Ugric (adjective) | Ob-U·gric |
| Ob-Ugric (noun) | Ob-U·gric |
| Obadiah (noun) | Oba·di·ah |
| obbligato (adjective) | ob·bli·ga·to |
| obbligato (noun) | obbligato |
| obconical (adjective) | ob·con·i·cal |
| obcordate (adjective) | ob·cor·date |
| obduracy (noun) | ob·du·ra·cy |
| obdurate (adjective) | ob·du·rate |
| obdurately (adverb) | ob·du·rate·ly |
| obdurateness (noun) | ob·du·rate·ness |
| obeah (noun) | obe·ah |
| obeche (noun) | o·be·che |
| obedience (noun) | obe·di·ence |
| obedient (adjective) | obe·di·ent |
| obediently (adverb) | obe·di·ent·ly |
| obeisance (noun) | obei·sance |
| obeisant (adjective) | obei·sant |
| obeisantly (adverb) | obei·sant·ly |
| obelia (noun) | obe·lia |
| obelisk (noun) | obe·lisk |
| obelize (verb) | obe·lize |
| obelus (noun) | obe·lus |
| Oberon (noun) | Ober·on |
| obese (adjective) | obese |
| obesity (noun) | obe·si·ty |
| obey (verb) | obey |
| obeyer (noun) | obey·er |
| obfuscate (verb) | ob·fus·cate |
| obfuscation (noun) | ob·fus·ca·tion |
| obfuscatory (adjective) | ob·fus·ca·to·ry |
| obi (noun) | obi |
| Obie (noun) | Obie |
| obiit (foreign term) | ob·iit |
| obit (noun) | obit |
| obituarist (noun) | obit·u·ar·ist |
| obituary (noun) | obit·u·ary |
| obituary (adjective) | obituary |
| object (noun) | ob·ject |
| object (verb) | ob·ject |
| object (adjective) | object |
| object-oriented (adjective) | ob·ject-ori·ent·ed |
| object-world (noun) | ob·ject-world |
| objectification (noun) | ob·jec·ti·fi·ca·tion |
| objectify (verb) | ob·jec·ti·fy |
| objection (noun) | ob·jec·tion |
| objectionable (adjective) | ob·jec·tion·able |
| objectionableness (noun) | ob·jec·tion·able·ness |
| objectionably (adverb) | ob·jec·tion·ably |
| objective (adjective) | ob·jec·tive |
| objective (noun) | objective |
| objectively (adverb) | ob·jec·tive·ly |
| objectiveness (noun) | ob·jec·tive·ness |
| objectivism (noun) | ob·jec·tiv·ism |
| objectivist (adjective) | ob·jec·tiv·ist |
| objectivist (noun) | ob·jec·tiv·ist |
| objectivistic (adjective) | ob·jec·tiv·is·tic |
| objectivity (noun) | ob·jec·tiv·i·ty |
| objectivization (noun) | ob·jec·ti·vi·za·tion |
| objectivize (verb) | ob·jec·tiv·ize |
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