The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| reanimation (noun) | re·an·i·ma·tion |
| reap (verb) | reap |
| reaper (noun) | reap·er |
| reaphook (noun) | reap·hook |
| reapplication (noun) | re·ap·pli·ca·tion |
| reapply (verb) | re·ap·ply |
| reappoint (verb) | re·ap·point |
| reappointment (noun) | re·ap·point·ment |
| reapportion (verb) | re·ap·por·tion |
| reapportionment (noun) | re·ap·por·tion·ment |
| reappraisal (noun) | re·ap·prais·al |
| reappraise (verb) | re·ap·praise |
| rear (verb) | rear |
| rear (noun) | rear |
| rear (adjective) | rear |
| rear (adverb) | rear |
| rear-end (verb) | rear-end |
| rear-projected (adjective) | rear-pro·ject·ed |
| rearer (noun) | rear·er |
| rearguard (adjective) | rear·guard |
| rearguard (noun) | rear·guard |
| rearm (verb) | re·arm |
| rearmament (noun) | re·ar·ma·ment |
| rearmost (adjective) | rear·most |
| rearrange (verb) | re·ar·range |
| rearrangement (noun) | re·ar·range·ment |
| rearward (noun) | rear·ward |
| rearward (adjective) | rear·ward |
| rearward (adverb) | rear·ward |
| rearwards (adverb) | rear·wards |
| reascend (verb) | re·as·cend |
| reascension (noun) | re·as·cen·sion |
| reason (noun) | rea·son |
| reason (verb) | reason |
| reasonability (noun) | rea·son·abil·i·ty |
| reasonable (adjective) | rea·son·able |
| reasonableness (noun) | rea·son·able·ness |
| reasonably (adverb) | rea·son·ably |
| reasoned (adjective) | rea·soned |
| reasoner (noun) | rea·son·er |
| reasoning (noun) | reasoning |
| reasonless (adjective) | rea·son·less |
| reasonlessly (adverb) | rea·son·less·ly |
| reassemble (verb) | re·as·sem·ble |
| reassembly (noun) | re·as·sem·bly |
| reassess (verb) | re·as·sess |
| reassessment (noun) | re·as·sess·ment |
| reassign (verb) | re·as·sign |
| reassignment (noun) | re·as·sign·ment |
| reassortment (noun) | re·as·sort·ment |
| reassume (verb) | re·as·sume |
| reassumption (noun) | re·as·sump·tion |
| reassurance (noun) | re·as·sur·ance |
| reassure (verb) | re·as·sure |
| reassuringly (adverb) | re·as·sur·ing·ly |
| reata (noun) | re·ata |
| reattach (verb) | re·at·tach |
| reattachment (noun) | re·at·tach·ment |
| Reaumur (adjective) | Re·au·mur |
| reave (verb) | reave |
| reaver (noun) | reav·er |
| reawaken (verb) | re·a·wak·en |
| reb (noun) | reb |
| Reb (noun) | Reb |
| rebab (noun) | re·bab |
| rebadge (verb) | re·badge |
| rebaked (adjective) | re·baked |
| rebalance (verb) | re·bal·ance |
| rebar (noun) | re·bar |
| rebarbative (adjective) | re·bar·ba·tive |
| rebarbatively (adverb) | re·bar·ba·tive·ly |
| rebase (verb) | re·base |
| rebatable (adjective) | re·bat·a·ble |
| rebate (verb) | re·bate |
| rebate (noun) | re·bate |
| rebater (noun) | re·bat·er |
| rebato (noun) | re·ba·to |
| rebbe (noun) | reb·be |
| rebbetzin (noun) | reb·betz·in |
| rebec (noun) | re·bec |
| rebeck (noun) | re·beck |
| Rebekah (noun) | Re·bek·ah |
| rebel (adjective) | reb·el |
| rebel (noun) | rebel |
| rebel (verb) | re·bel |
| rebellion (noun) | re·bel·lion |
| rebellious (adjective) | re·bel·lious |
| rebelliously (adverb) | re·bel·lious·ly |
| rebelliousness (noun) | re·bel·lious·ness |
| rebid (verb) | re·bid |
| rebid (noun) | re·bid |
| rebind (verb) | re·bind |
| rebirth (noun) | re·birth |
| rebirther (noun) | re·birth·er |
| rebirthing (noun) | re·birth·ing |
| Reblochon (noun) | Re·blo·chon |
| reblochon (noun) | re·blo·chon |
| reboant (adjective) | reb·o·ant |
| rebook (verb) | re·book |
| reboot (verb) | re·boot |
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