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Word	Syllables
phagocyte (noun)	phago·cyte
phagocytic (adjective)	phago·cyt·ic
phagocytize (verb)	phago·cy·tize
phagocytose (verb)	phago·cy·tose
phagocytosis (noun)	phago·cy·to·sis
phagocytotic (adjective)	phago·cy·tot·ic
phagosomal (adjective)	phag·o·so·mal
phagosome (noun)	phag·o·some
phalange (noun)	pha·lange
phalangeal (adjective)	pha·lan·ge·al
phalanger (noun)	pha·lan·ger
Phalangiste (noun)	Phalangiste
phalanstery (noun)	phal·an·stery
phalanx (noun)	pha·lanx
phalarope (noun)	phal·a·rope
phallic (adjective)	phal·lic
phallically (adverb)	phal·li·cal·ly
phallicism (noun)	phal·li·cism
phallism (noun)	phal·lism
phallocentric (adjective)	phal·lo·cen·tric
phallocentricity (noun)	phal·lo·cen·tric·i·ty
phallocentrism (noun)	phal·lo·cen·trism
phallocracy (noun)	phal·loc·ra·cy
phallocratic (adjective)	phal·lo·crat·ic
phalloplasty (noun)	phal·lo·plas·ty
phallus (noun)	phal·lus
phanerogam (noun)	phan·er·o·gam
phanerogamic (adjective)	phan·er·o·gam·ic
phanerogamous (adjective)	phan·er·og·a·mous
phanerophyte (noun)	phan·er·o·phyte
Phanerozoic (adjective)	Phan·er·o·zo·ic
Phanerozoic (noun)	Phanerozoic
phantasize (verb)	phan·ta·size
phantasm (noun)	phan·tasm
phantasma (noun)	phan·tas·ma
phantasmagoria (noun)	phan·tas·ma·go·ria
phantasmagoric (adjective)	phan·tas·ma·gor·ic
phantasmagorical (adjective)	phan·tas·ma·gor·i·cal
phantasmal (adjective)	phan·tas·mal
phantasmic (adjective)	phan·tas·mic
phantast (noun)	phan·tast
phantasy (noun)	phan·ta·sy
phantom (noun)	phan·tom
phantom (adjective)	phantom
phantomlike (adverb)	phan·tom·like
phantomlike (adjective)	phan·tom·like
pharaoh (noun)	pha·raoh
Pharaoh (noun)	Phar·aoh
pharaonic (adjective)	phar·a·on·ic
pharisaic (adjective)	phar·i·sa·ic
Pharisaic (adjective)	Phar·i·sa·ic
pharisaical (adjective)	phar·i·sa·ical
Pharisaical (adjective)	Phar·i·sa·i·cal
pharisaically (adverb)	phar·i·sa·ical·ly
pharisaicalness (noun)	phar·i·sa·ical·ness
pharisaism (noun)	phar·i·sa·ism
Pharisaism (noun)	Phar·i·sa·ism
pharisee (noun)	phar·i·see
Pharisee (noun)	Phar·i·see
pharmaceutical (adjective)	phar·ma·ceu·ti·cal
pharmaceutical (noun)	pharmaceutical
pharmaceutically (adverb)	phar·ma·ceu·ti·cal·ly
pharmaceutics (noun)	phar·ma·ceu·tics
pharmacist (noun)	phar·ma·cist
pharmacodynamic (adjective)	phar·ma·co·dy·nam·ic
pharmacodynamically (adverb)	phar·ma·co·dy·nam·i·cal·ly
pharmacodynamics (noun)	phar·ma·co·dy·nam·ics
pharmacogenetics (noun)	phar·ma·co·ge·net·ics
pharmacognosist (noun)	phar·ma·cog·no·sist
pharmacognostic (adjective)	phar·ma·cog·nos·tic
pharmacognosy (noun)	phar·ma·cog·no·sy
pharmacokinetic (adjective)	phar·ma·co·ki·net·ic
pharmacokinetics (noun)	phar·ma·co·ki·net·ics
pharmacologic (adjective)	phar·ma·co·log·ic
pharmacological (adjective)	phar·ma·co·log·i·cal
pharmacologically (adverb)	phar·ma·co·log·i·cal·ly
pharmacologist (noun)	phar·ma·col·o·gist
pharmacology (noun)	phar·ma·col·o·gy
pharmacopeia (noun)	phar·ma·co·pe·ia
pharmacophore (noun)	phar·ma·co·phore
pharmacopoeia (noun)	phar·ma·co·poe·ia
pharmacopoeial (adjective)	phar·ma·co·poe·ial
pharmacotherapy (noun)	phar·ma·co·ther·a·py
pharmacy (noun)	phar·ma·cy
pharyngeal (adjective)	pha·ryn·geal
pharyngeal (noun)	pha·ryn·ge·al
pharyngealization (noun)	pha·ryn·ge·al·i·za·tion
pharyngealize (verb)	pha·ryn·ge·al·ize
pharyngitis (noun)	phar·yn·gi·tis
pharynx (noun)	phar·ynx
phase (noun)	phase
phase (verb)	phase
phase-contrast (adjective)	phase-contrast
phase-lock (verb)	phase-lock
phasedown (noun)	phase·down
phaseout (noun)	phase·out
phaser (noun)	phas·er
phasic (adjective)	pha·sic
phasing (noun)	phas·ing
phasmid (noun)	phas·mid

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