The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| Occitanian (noun) | Oc·ci·ta·ni·an |
| occlude (verb) | oc·clude |
| occlusal (adjective) | oc·clu·sal |
| occlusion (noun) | oc·clu·sion |
| occlusion (noun) | disfunction |
| occlusive (adjective) | oc·clu·sive |
| occult (verb) | oc·cult |
| occult (adjective) | oc·cult |
| occult (noun) | occult |
| occultation (noun) | oc·cul·ta·tion |
| occulter (noun) | oc·cult·er |
| occultism (noun) | oc·cult·ism |
| occultist (noun) | oc·cult·ist |
| occultly (adverb) | oc·cult·ly |
| occultness (noun) | oc·cult·ness |
| occupancy (noun) | oc·cu·pan·cy |
| occupant (noun) | oc·cu·pant |
| occupation (noun) | oc·cu·pa·tion |
| occupational (adjective) | oc·cu·pa·tion·al |
| occupationally (adverb) | oc·cu·pa·tion·al·ly |
| occupier (noun) | oc·cu·pi·er |
| occupy (verb) | oc·cu·py |
| occur (verb) | oc·cur |
| occurrence (noun) | oc·cur·rence |
| occurrent (adjective) | oc·cur·rent |
| occurrent (noun) | occurrent |
| ocean (noun) | ocean |
| oceanarium (noun) | ocean·ar·i·um |
| oceanfront (noun) | ocean·front |
| oceanfront (adjective) | o·cean·front |
| oceangoing (adjective) | ocean·go·ing |
| Oceania (adjective) | O·ce·an·i·a |
| Oceanian (adjective) | Oce·a·ni·an |
| Oceanian (noun) | Oce·a·ni·an |
| oceanic (adjective) | oce·an·ic |
| Oceanid (noun) | Oce·anid |
| oceanographer (noun) | ocean·og·ra·pher |
| oceanographic (adjective) | ocean·o·graph·ic |
| oceanographical (adjective) | o·cea·no·graph·i·cal |
| oceanographically (adverb) | ocean·o·graph·i·cal·ly |
| oceanography (noun) | ocean·og·ra·phy |
| oceanological (adjective) | o·cea·no·log·i·cal |
| oceanologist (noun) | ocean·ol·o·gist |
| oceanology (noun) | ocean·ol·o·gy |
| Oceanus (noun) | Oce·anus |
| oceanward (adverb) | o·cean·ward |
| ocellar (adjective) | ocel·lar |
| ocellated (adjective) | oc·el·lat·ed |
| ocellus (noun) | ocel·lus |
| ocelot (noun) | oce·lot |
| ocher (noun) | ocher |
| ocherish (adjective) | o·cher·ish |
| ocheroid (adjective) | o·cher·oid |
| ocherous (adjective) | ocher·ous |
| ochery (adjective) | o·cher·y |
| ochlocracy (noun) | och·loc·ra·cy |
| ochlocrat (noun) | och·lo·crat |
| ochlocratic (adjective) | och·lo·crat·ic |
| ochlophobia (noun) | och·lo·pho·bi·a |
| ochre (noun) | o·chre |
| ocicat (noun) | oci·cat |
| ocker (noun) | ock·er |
| ocker (adjective) | ock·er |
| Ockhamistic (adjective) | Ock·ham·is·tic |
| ocotillo (noun) | oco·ti·llo |
| ocrea (noun) | oc·re·a |
| octad (noun) | oc·tad |
| octagon (noun) | oc·ta·gon |
| octagonal (adjective) | oc·tag·o·nal |
| octagonally (adverb) | oc·tag·o·nal·ly |
| octahedral (adjective) | oc·ta·he·dral |
| octahedrally (adverb) | oc·ta·he·dral·ly |
| octahedrite (noun) | oc·ta·he·drite |
| octahedron (noun) | oc·ta·he·dron |
| octal (adjective) | oc·tal |
| octal (noun) | oc·tal |
| octamerous (adjective) | oc·tam·er·ous |
| octameter (noun) | oc·tam·e·ter |
| octane (noun) | oc·tane |
| octangular (adjective) | oc·tan·gu·lar |
| octant (noun) | oc·tant |
| octapeptide (noun) | oc·ta·pep·tide |
| octave (noun) | oc·tave |
| octavo (noun) | oc·ta·vo |
| octennial (adjective) | oc·ten·ni·al |
| octet (noun) | oc·tet |
| octillion (noun) | oc·til·lion |
| October (noun) | Oc·to·ber |
| Octobrist (noun) | Oc·to·brist |
| octocentenary (noun) | oc·to·cen·ten·ar·y |
| octodecillion (noun) | oc·to·de·cil·lion |
| octodecimo (noun) | oc·to·dec·i·mo |
| octogenarian (noun) | oc·to·ge·nar·i·an |
| octogenarian (adjective) | octogenarian |
| octonary (adjective) | oc·to·nar·y |
| octopamine (noun) | oc·to·pa·mine |
| octoploid (adjective) | oc·to·ploid |
| octoploid (noun) | octoploid |
| octopod (noun) | oc·to·pod |
| octopod (adjective) | octopod |
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