The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| soullessness (noun) | soul·less·ness |
| soulster (noun) | soul·ster |
| sound (adjective) | sound |
| sound (adverb) | sound |
| sound (noun) | sound |
| sound (verb) | sound |
| sound-bite (adjective) | sound-bite |
| soundable (adjective) | sound·able |
| soundalike (noun) | sound·alike |
| soundalike (adjective) | soundalike |
| soundboard (noun) | sound·board |
| sounder (noun) | sound·er |
| Soundex (noun) | Sound·ex |
| sounding (adjective) | sound·ing |
| sounding (noun) | sounding |
| soundingly (adverb) | sound·ing·ly |
| soundless (adjective) | sound·less |
| soundlessly (adverb) | sound·less·ly |
| soundlessness (noun) | sound·less·ness |
| soundly (adverb) | sound·ly |
| soundman (noun) | sound·man |
| soundness (noun) | sound·ness |
| soundproof (adjective) | sound·proof |
| soundproof (verb) | soundproof |
| soundproofing (noun) | sound·proof·ing |
| soundscape (noun) | sound·scape |
| soundstage (noun) | sound·stage |
| soundtrack (noun) | sound·track |
| soundtrack (verb) | sound·track |
| soup (noun) | soup |
| soup-and-fish (noun) | soup-and-fish |
| soupçon (noun) | soup·çon |
| souped-up (adjective) | souped-up |
| soupily (adverb) | soup·i·ly |
| soupiness (noun) | soup·i·ness |
| souplike (adjective) | soup·like |
| soupspoon (noun) | soup·spoon |
| soupy (adjective) | soupy |
| sour (adjective) | sour |
| sour (noun) | sour |
| sour (verb) | sour |
| source (noun) | source |
| source (verb) | source |
| source (adjective) | source |
| sourcebook (noun) | source·book |
| sourceless (adjective) | source·less |
| sourdough (noun) | sour·dough |
| sourgum (noun) | sour·gum |
| sourish (adjective) | sour·ish |
| sourly (adverb) | sour·ly |
| sourness (noun) | sour·ness |
| sourpuss (noun) | sour·puss |
| soursop (noun) | sour·sop |
| sourwood (noun) | sour·wood |
| sous (adjective) | sous |
| sousaphone (noun) | sou·sa·phone |
| sousaphonist (noun) | sou·sa·phon·ist |
| souse (verb) | souse |
| souse (noun) | souse |
| soutache (noun) | sou·tache |
| soutane (noun) | sou·tane |
| souteneur (noun) | sou·te·neur |
| souter (noun) | sou·ter |
| south (adverb) | south |
| south (adjective) | south |
| south (noun) | south |
| South (adjective) | South |
| south (verb) | south |
| south-southeast (noun) | south-southeast |
| south-southwest (noun) | south-southwest |
| southbound (adjective) | south·bound |
| Southdown (noun) | South·down |
| southeast (adverb) | south·east |
| southeast (noun) | southeast |
| southeast (adjective) | southeast |
| southeaster (noun) | south·east·er |
| southeasterly (adverb) | south·east·er·ly |
| southeasterly (adjective) | south·east·er·ly |
| southeasterly (noun) | south·east·er·ly |
| southeastern (adjective) | south·east·ern |
| Southeasterner (noun) | South·east·ern·er |
| southeasternmost (adjective) | south·east·ern·most |
| southeastward (adverb) | south·east·ward |
| southeastward (noun) | southeastward |
| southeastward (adjective) | south·east·ward |
| southeastwards (adverb) | south·east·wards |
| southerly (adjective) | south·er·ly |
| southerly (noun) | southerly |
| southerly (adverb) | south·er·ly |
| southern (adjective) | south·ern |
| Southern (adjective) | South·ern |
| southern-fried (adjective) | south·ern-fried |
| Southerner (noun) | South·ern·er |
| Southernism (noun) | South·ern·ism |
| southernmost (adjective) | south·ern·most |
| southernness (noun) | south·ern·ness |
| southernwood (noun) | south·ern·wood |
| southing (noun) | south·ing |
| southland (noun) | south·land |
| southpaw (noun) | south·paw |
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