The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| retailer (noun) | re·tail·er |
| retailing (noun) | re·tail·ing |
| retain (verb) | re·tain |
| retainability (noun) | re·tain·a·bil·i·ty |
| retainable (adjective) | re·tain·a·ble |
| retainer (noun) | re·tain·er |
| retainment (noun) | re·tain·ment |
| retake (verb) | re·take |
| retake (noun) | re·take |
| retaliate (verb) | re·tal·i·ate |
| retaliation (noun) | re·tal·i·a·tion |
| retaliative (adjective) | re·tal·i·a·tive |
| retaliator (noun) | re·tal·i·a·tor |
| retaliatory (adjective) | re·tal·ia·to·ry |
| retard (verb) | re·tard |
| retard (noun) | re·tard |
| retardancy (noun) | re·tard·an·cy |
| retardant (adjective) | re·tar·dant |
| retardant (noun) | retardant |
| retardataire (adjective) | re·tar·da·taire |
| retardate (noun) | re·tar·date |
| retardation (noun) | re·tar·da·tion |
| retarded (adjective) | re·tard·ed |
| retarder (noun) | re·tard·er |
| retardment (noun) | re·tard·ment |
| retch (verb) | retch |
| retch (noun) | retch |
| rete (noun) | re·te |
| retell (verb) | re·tell |
| retelling (noun) | retelling |
| retention (noun) | re·ten·tion |
| retentive (adjective) | re·ten·tive |
| retentively (adverb) | re·ten·tive·ly |
| retentiveness (noun) | re·ten·tive·ness |
| retentivity (noun) | re·ten·tiv·i·ty |
| retenue (foreign term) | re·te·nue |
| retest (verb) | re·test |
| retest (noun) | re·test |
| retexture (verb) | re·tex·ture |
| rethink (verb) | re·think |
| rethink (noun) | re·think |
| rethinker (noun) | re·think·er |
| retiarius (noun) | re·ti·ar·i·us |
| reticence (noun) | ret·i·cence |
| reticency (noun) | ret·i·cen·cy |
| reticent (adjective) | ret·i·cent |
| reticently (adverb) | ret·i·cent·ly |
| reticle (noun) | ret·i·cle |
| reticular (adjective) | re·tic·u·lar |
| reticulate (adjective) | re·tic·u·late |
| reticulate (verb) | re·tic·u·late |
| reticulated (adjective) | re·tic·u·lat·ed |
| reticulately (adverb) | re·tic·u·late·ly |
| reticulation (noun) | re·tic·u·la·tion |
| reticule (noun) | ret·i·cule |
| reticulin (noun) | re·tic·u·lin |
| reticulocyte (noun) | re·tic·u·lo·cyte |
| reticuloendothelial (adjective) | re·tic·u·lo·en·do·the·li·al |
| reticuloendotheliosis (noun) | re·tic·u·lo·en·do·the·li·o·sis |
| reticulum (noun) | re·tic·u·lum |
| retiform (adjective) | re·ti·form |
| Retin-A (noun) | Ret·in-A |
| retina (noun) | ret·i·na |
| retinaculum (noun) | ret·i·nac·u·lum |
| retinal (adjective) | ret·i·nal |
| retinal (noun) | ret·i·nal |
| retinene (noun) | ret·i·nene |
| retinitis (noun) | ret·i·ni·tis |
| retinoblastoma (noun) | ret·i·no·blas·to·ma |
| retinoid (noun) | ret·i·noid |
| retinol (noun) | ret·i·nol |
| retinopathy (noun) | ret·i·nop·a·thy |
| retinoscopy (noun) | ret·i·nos·co·py |
| retinotectal (adjective) | ret·i·no·tec·tal |
| retinue (noun) | ret·i·nue |
| retinula (noun) | re·tin·u·la |
| retinular (adjective) | re·tin·u·lar |
| retire (verb) | re·tire |
| retiré (noun) | re·ti·ré |
| retired (adjective) | retired |
| retiredly (adverb) | re·tired·ly |
| retiredness (noun) | re·tired·ness |
| retiree (noun) | re·tir·ee |
| retirement (noun) | re·tire·ment |
| retirement (adjective) | retirement |
| retirer (noun) | re·tir·er |
| retiring (adjective) | retiring |
| retiringly (adverb) | re·tir·ing·ly |
| retiringness (noun) | re·tir·ing·ness |
| retool (verb) | re·tool |
| retort (noun) | retort |
| retort (verb) | re·tort |
| retouch (verb) | re·touch |
| retouch (noun) | re·touch |
| retoucher (noun) | re·touch·er |
| retrace (verb) | re·trace |
| retract (verb) | re·tract |
| retractable (adjective) | re·tract·able |
| retractile (adjective) | re·trac·tile |
| retractility (noun) | re·trac·til·i·ty |
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