The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| reboot (noun) | re·boot |
| rebore (verb) | re·bore |
| rebore (noun) | re·bore |
| reborn (adjective) | re·born |
| rebound (verb) | re·bound |
| rebound (noun) | re·bound |
| rebounder (noun) | re·bound·er |
| rebozo (noun) | re·bo·zo |
| rebranch (verb) | re·branch |
| rebrand (verb) | re·brand |
| rebreathe (verb) | re·breathe |
| rebreather (noun) | re·breath·er |
| rebroadcast (verb) | re·broad·cast |
| rebroadcast (noun) | rebroadcast |
| rebroadcaster (noun) | re·broad·cast·er |
| rebuff (verb) | re·buff |
| rebuff (noun) | rebuff |
| rebuild (verb) | re·build |
| rebuild (noun) | re·build |
| rebuildable (adjective) | re·build·a·ble |
| rebuilder (noun) | re·build·er |
| rebuke (verb) | re·buke |
| rebuke (noun) | rebuke |
| rebuker (noun) | re·buk·er |
| rebukingly (adverb) | re·buk·ing·ly |
| rebus (noun) | re·bus |
| rebut (verb) | re·but |
| rebuttable (adjective) | re·but·ta·ble |
| rebuttal (noun) | re·but·tal |
| rebutter (noun) | re·but·ter |
| rec (noun) | rec |
| recalcitrance (noun) | re·cal·ci·trance |
| recalcitrancy (noun) | re·cal·ci·tran·cy |
| recalcitrant (adjective) | re·cal·ci·trant |
| recalcitrant (noun) | recalcitrant |
| recalcitrantly (adverb) | re·cal·ci·trant·ly |
| recalculate (verb) | re·cal·cu·late |
| recalculation (noun) | re·cal·cu·la·tion |
| recalescence (noun) | re·ca·les·cence |
| recalescent (adjective) | re·ca·les·cent |
| recall (verb) | re·call |
| recall (noun) | re·call |
| recallability (noun) | re·call·abil·i·ty |
| recallable (adjective) | re·call·able |
| recaller (noun) | re·call·er |
| recamier (noun) | re·ca·mier |
| recanalization (noun) | re·can·a·li·za·tion |
| recanalize (verb) | re·can·a·lize |
| recant (verb) | re·cant |
| recantation (noun) | re·can·ta·tion |
| recanter (noun) | re·cant·er |
| recap (noun) | re·cap |
| recap (verb) | re·cap |
| recapitalization (noun) | re·cap·i·tal·i·za·tion |
| recapitalize (verb) | re·cap·i·tal·ize |
| recapitulate (verb) | re·ca·pit·u·late |
| recapitulation (noun) | re·ca·pit·u·la·tion |
| recapitulatory (adjective) | re·ca·pit·u·la·to·ry |
| recappable (adjective) | re·cap·pa·ble |
| recaption (noun) | re·cap·tion |
| recapture (noun) | re·cap·ture |
| recapture (verb) | recapture |
| recast (verb) | re·cast |
| recast (noun) | re·cast |
| recce (noun) | rec·ce |
| recede (verb) | re·cede |
| receipt (noun) | re·ceipt |
| receipt (verb) | receipt |
| receivable (adjective) | re·ceiv·able |
| receivable (noun) | re·ceiv·a·ble |
| receivables (noun) | re·ceiv·ables |
| receive (verb) | re·ceive |
| received (adjective) | received |
| receiver (noun) | re·ceiv·er |
| receivership (noun) | re·ceiv·er·ship |
| recency (noun) | re·cen·cy |
| recension (noun) | re·cen·sion |
| recent (adjective) | re·cent |
| recent (noun) | re·cent |
| recently (adverb) | re·cent·ly |
| recentness (noun) | re·cent·ness |
| receptacle (noun) | re·cep·ta·cle |
| reception (noun) | re·cep·tion |
| receptionist (noun) | re·cep·tion·ist |
| receptive (adjective) | re·cep·tive |
| receptively (adverb) | re·cep·tive·ly |
| receptiveness (noun) | re·cep·tive·ness |
| receptivity (noun) | re·cep·tiv·i·ty |
| receptor (noun) | re·cep·tor |
| recess (noun) | re·cess |
| recess (verb) | recess |
| recession (noun) | re·ces·sion |
| recessional (adjective) | re·ces·sion·al |
| recessional (noun) | recessional |
| recessionary (adjective) | re·ces·sion·ary |
| recessive (adjective) | re·ces·sive |
| recessive (noun) | recessive |
| recessively (adverb) | re·ces·sive·ly |
| recessiveness (noun) | re·ces·sive·ness |
| recessivity (noun) | re·ces·siv·i·ty |
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