The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| save (conjunct subordinate) | save |
| save-all (noun) | save-all |
| saveloy (noun) | sav·e·loy |
| saver (noun) | sav·er |
| savin (noun) | sav·in |
| saving (noun) | saving |
| saving (preposition) | saving |
| saving (conjunct subordinate) | saving |
| saving (adjective) | sav·ing |
| savior (noun) | sav·ior |
| saviour (noun) | sav·iour |
| savor (noun) | sa·vor |
| savor (verb) | savor |
| savorer (noun) | sa·vor·er |
| savorily (adverb) | sa·vor·i·ly |
| savoriness (noun) | sa·vor·i·ness |
| savorless (adjective) | sa·vor·less |
| savorous (adjective) | sa·vor·ous |
| savory (adjective) | sa·vory |
| savory (noun) | savory |
| savour (verb) | sa·vo·ur |
| savour (noun) | sa·vour |
| savoury (noun) | savoury |
| savoury (adjective) | sa·vour·y |
| Savoy (adjective) | Sa·voy |
| savoy (noun) | sa·voy |
| Savoyard (adjective) | Sa·voy·ard |
| Savoyard (noun) | Sa·voy·ard |
| savvy (verb) | sav·vy |
| savvy (noun) | savvy |
| savvy (adjective) | savvy |
| saw (noun) | saw |
| saw (verb) | saw |
| saw-toothed (adjective) | saw-toothed |
| sawbill (noun) | saw·bill |
| sawbones (noun) | saw·bones |
| sawbuck (noun) | saw·buck |
| sawdust (noun) | saw·dust |
| sawed-off (adjective) | sawed-off |
| sawed-off (noun) | sawed-off |
| sawer (noun) | saw·er |
| sawfish (noun) | saw·fish |
| sawfly (noun) | saw·fly |
| sawgrass (noun) | saw·grass |
| sawhorse (noun) | saw·horse |
| sawlike (adjective) | saw·like |
| sawlog (noun) | saw·log |
| sawmill (noun) | saw·mill |
| sawn-off (adjective) | sawn-off |
| sawtimber (noun) | saw·tim·ber |
| sawtooth (adjective) | saw·tooth |
| sawyer (noun) | saw·yer |
| sax (noun) | sax |
| saxatile (adjective) | sax·a·tile |
| saxhorn (noun) | sax·horn |
| saxicoline (adjective) | sax·ic·o·line |
| saxicolous (adjective) | sax·ic·o·lous |
| saxifrage (noun) | sax·i·frage |
| saxist (noun) | sax·ist |
| saxitoxin (noun) | sax·i·tox·in |
| Saxon (noun) | Sax·on |
| Saxon (adjective) | Saxon |
| Saxonize (verb) | Sax·on·ize |
| saxony (noun) | sax·o·ny |
| saxophone (noun) | sax·o·phone |
| saxophonic (adjective) | sax·o·phon·ic |
| saxophonist (noun) | sax·o·phon·ist |
| saxtuba (noun) | sax·tu·ba |
| say (verb) | say |
| say (noun) | say |
| say (adverb) | say |
| say (interjection) | say |
| say-so (noun) | say-so |
| sayable (adjective) | say·able |
| sayer (noun) | say·er |
| saying (noun) | saying |
| sayonara (foreign term) | sa·yo·na·ra |
| sayonara (interjection) | sa·yo·na·ra |
| sayyid (noun) | say·yid |
| saz (noun) | saz |
| scab (noun) | scab |
| scab (verb) | scab |
| scabbard (noun) | scab·bard |
| scabbard (verb) | scabbard |
| scabbiness (noun) | scab·bi·ness |
| scabby (adjective) | scab·by |
| scabies (noun) | sca·bies |
| scabietic (adjective) | sca·bi·et·ic |
| scabious (noun) | sca·bi·ous |
| scabious (adjective) | scabious |
| scabland (noun) | scab·land |
| scablands (noun) | scab·lands |
| scablike (adjective) | scab·like |
| scabrous (adjective) | sca·brous |
| scabrously (adverb) | sca·brous·ly |
| scabrousness (noun) | sca·brous·ness |
| scad (noun) | scad |
| scads (noun) | scads |
| scaffold (noun) | scaf·fold |
| scaffold (verb) | scaf·fold |
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