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Word	Syllables
osteologist (noun)	os·te·ol·o·gist
osteology (noun)	os·te·ol·o·gy
osteolysis (noun)	os·te·ol·y·sis
osteolytic (adjective)	os·te·o·lyt·ic
osteoma (noun)	os·te·o·ma
osteomalacia (noun)	os·te·o·ma·la·cia
osteomalacic (adjective)	os·te·o·ma·lac·ic
osteomyelitis (noun)	os·te·o·my·e·li·tis
osteonecrosis (noun)	os·te·o·ne·cro·sis
osteonecrotic (adjective)	os·te·o·ne·crot·ic
osteopath (noun)	os·te·o·path
osteopathic (adjective)	os·te·o·path·ic
osteopathically (adverb)	os·te·o·path·i·cal·ly
osteopathy (noun)	os·te·op·a·thy
osteopenia (noun)	os·te·o·pe·ni·a
osteophyte (noun)	os·teo·phyte
osteophytic (adjective)	os·te·o·phyt·ic
osteoplastic (adjective)	os·te·o·plas·tic
osteoplasty (noun)	os·te·o·plas·ty
osteoporosis (noun)	os·te·o·po·ro·sis
osteoporotic (adjective)	os·te·o·po·rot·ic
osteosarcoma (noun)	os·te·o·sar·co·ma
osteospermum (noun)	os·te·o·sper·mum
osteotome (noun)	os·te·o·tome
osteotomy (noun)	os·te·ot·o·my
ostinato (noun)	osti·na·to
ostiolar (adjective)	os·ti·o·lar
ostiole (noun)	os·ti·ole
ostium (noun)	os·ti·um
ostler (noun)	os·tler
Ostmark (noun)	Ost·mark
ostomy (noun)	os·to·my
Ostpolitik (noun)	Ost·po·li·tik
ostracise (verb)	os·tra·cise
ostracism (noun)	os·tra·cism
ostracize (verb)	os·tra·cize
ostracod (noun)	os·tra·cod
Ostracoda (noun)	Os·tra·co·da
ostracode (noun)	os·tra·code
ostracoderm (noun)	os·tra·co·derm
ostracon (noun)	os·tra·con
ostrich (noun)	os·trich
ostrichlike (adjective)	os·trich·like
Ostrogoth (noun)	Os·tro·goth
Ostrogothic (adjective)	Os·tro·goth·ic
otaku (noun)	o·ta·ku
otalgia (noun)	o·tal·gi·a
Othello (noun)	Othel·lo
other (adjective)	oth·er
other-directed (adjective)	oth·er-di·rect·ed
other-directedness (noun)	oth·er-di·rect·ed·ness
otherguess (adjective)	oth·er·guess
otherness (noun)	oth·er·ness
otherwhere (adverb)	oth·er·where
otherwhile (adverb)	oth·er·while
otherwhiles (adverb)	oth·er·whiles
otherwise (pronoun)	oth·er·wise
otherwise (adverb)	otherwise
otherwise (adjective)	otherwise
otherworld (noun)	oth·er·world
otherworldliness (noun)	oth·er·world·li·ness
otherworldly (adjective)	oth·er·world·ly
otic (adjective)	o·tic
otiose (adjective)	oti·ose
otiosely (adverb)	oti·ose·ly
otioseness (noun)	oti·ose·ness
otiosity (noun)	oti·os·i·ty
otitis (noun)	oti·tis
otocyst (noun)	oto·cyst
otocystic (adjective)	oto·cys·tic
otolaryngological (adjective)	oto·lar·yn·go·log·i·cal
otolaryngologist (noun)	oto·lar·yn·gol·o·gist
otolaryngology (noun)	oto·lar·yn·gol·o·gy
otolith (noun)	oto·lith
otolithic (adjective)	oto·lith·ic
otological (adjective)	o·to·log·i·cal
otologist (noun)	o·tol·o·gist
otology (noun)	o·tol·o·gy
Otomanguean (adjective)	O·to·man·gue·an
Otomi (noun)	O·to·mi
Otomi (adjective)	O·to·mi
otoplasty (noun)	o·to·plas·ty
otorhinolaryngological (adjective)	oto·rhi·no·lar·yn·go·log·i·cal
otorhinolaryngologist (noun)	oto·rhi·no·lar·yn·gol·o·gist
otorhinolaryngology (noun)	oto·rhi·no·lar·yn·gol·o·gy
otosclerosis (noun)	oto·scle·ro·sis
otosclerotic (adjective)	o·to·scle·rot·ic
otoscope (noun)	oto·scope
otoscopic (adjective)	o·to·scop·ic
otoscopically (adverb)	o·to·scop·i·cal·ly
ototoxic (adjective)	oto·tox·ic
ototoxicity (noun)	oto·tox·ic·i·ty
ottava (adverb)	ot·ta·va
ottava (adjective)	ot·ta·va
Ottawa (noun)	Ot·ta·wa
otter (noun)	ot·ter
otterhound (noun)	ot·ter·hound
otto (noun)	ot·to
ottocento (adjective)	ot·to·cen·to
ottoman (noun)	ot·to·man

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