The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| provokable (adjective) | pro·vok·a·ble |
| provoke (verb) | pro·voke |
| provoker (noun) | pro·vok·er |
| provoking (adjective) | provoking |
| provokingly (adverb) | pro·vok·ing·ly |
| provolone (noun) | pro·vo·lo·ne |
| provost (noun) | pro·vost |
| provostship (noun) | pro·vost·ship |
| prow (adjective) | prow |
| prow (noun) | prow |
| prowess (noun) | prow·ess |
| prowl (verb) | prowl |
| prowl (noun) | prowl |
| prowler (noun) | prowl·er |
| proxemic (adjective) | prox·e·mic |
| proxemics (noun) | prox·e·mics |
| proximal (adjective) | prox·i·mal |
| proximally (adverb) | prox·i·mal·ly |
| proximate (adjective) | prox·i·mate |
| proximately (adverb) | prox·i·mate·ly |
| proximateness (noun) | prox·i·mate·ness |
| proximation (noun) | prox·i·ma·tion |
| proximity (noun) | prox·im·i·ty |
| proximo (adjective) | prox·i·mo |
| proxy (noun) | proxy |
| proxy (adjective) | proxy |
| Prozac (noun) | Pro·zac |
| prozone (noun) | pro·zone |
| prude (noun) | prude |
| prudence (noun) | pru·dence |
| prudent (adjective) | pru·dent |
| prudential (adjective) | pru·den·tial |
| prudentially (adverb) | pru·den·tial·ly |
| prudently (adverb) | pru·dent·ly |
| prudery (noun) | prud·ery |
| prudish (adjective) | prud·ish |
| prudishly (adverb) | prud·ish·ly |
| prudishness (noun) | prud·ish·ness |
| pruinose (adjective) | pru·i·nose |
| prune (noun) | prune |
| prune (verb) | prune |
| prunella (noun) | pru·nel·la |
| prunelle (noun) | pru·nelle |
| pruner (noun) | prun·er |
| prunus (noun) | pru·nus |
| prurience (noun) | pru·ri·ence |
| pruriency (noun) | pru·ri·en·cy |
| prurient (adjective) | pru·ri·ent |
| pruriently (adverb) | pru·ri·ent·ly |
| pruriginous (adjective) | pru·rig·i·nous |
| prurigo (noun) | pru·ri·go |
| pruritic (adjective) | pru·rit·ic |
| pruritus (noun) | pru·ri·tus |
| prusik (noun) | prus·ik |
| prusik (verb) | prus·ik |
| Prussia (adjective) | Prus·sia |
| Prussian (adjective) | Prus·sian |
| Prussian (noun) | Prus·sian |
| prussianise (verb) | prus·sian·ise |
| Prussianism (noun) | Prus·sian·ism |
| prussianization (noun) | prus·sian·i·za·tion |
| prussianize (verb) | prus·sian·ize |
| prussiate (noun) | prus·si·ate |
| pruta (noun) | pru·ta |
| prutah (noun) | pru·tah |
| pry (verb) | pry |
| pry (noun) | pry |
| pryer (noun) | pry·er |
| prying (adjective) | prying |
| pryingly (adverb) | pry·ing·ly |
| psalm (noun) | psalm |
| psalmbook (noun) | psalm·book |
| psalmic (adjective) | psalm·ic |
| psalmist (noun) | psalm·ist |
| psalmodic (adjective) | psal·mod·ic |
| psalmodist (noun) | psal·mo·dist |
| psalmody (noun) | psalm·o·dy |
| Psalms (noun) | Psalms |
| Psalter (noun) | Psal·ter |
| psalter (noun) | psal·ter |
| psalterium (noun) | psal·te·ri·um |
| psaltery (noun) | psal·tery |
| psaltry (noun) | psal·try |
| psephological (adjective) | pse·pho·log·i·cal |
| psephologically (adverb) | pse·pho·log·i·cal·ly |
| psephologist (noun) | pse·phol·o·gist |
| psephology (noun) | pse·phol·o·gy |
| pseud (noun) | pseud |
| pseud (adjective) | pseud |
| pseudepigraph (noun) | pseud·ep·i·graph |
| pseudepigrapha (noun) | pseud·e·pig·ra·pha |
| pseudepigraphal (adjective) | pseud·e·pig·ra·phal |
| pseudepigraphic (adjective) | pseud·e·pi·graph·ic |
| pseudepigraphon (noun) | pseud·epig·ra·phon |
| pseudepigraphy (noun) | pseud·epig·ra·phy |
| pseudo (adjective) | pseu·do |
| pseudo-cleft (noun) | pseu·do-cleft |
| pseudo-cleft (adjective) | pseu·do-cleft |
| pseudo-event (noun) | pseu·do-e·vent |
| pseudobulb (noun) | pseu·do·bulb |
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