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WordSyllables
venison (noun) ven·i·son
Venite (noun) Ve·ni·te
venogram (noun) ve·no·gram
venographic (adjective) ve·no·graph·ic
venographically (adverb) ve·no·graph·i·cal·ly
venography (noun) ve·nog·ra·phy
venom (noun) ven·om
venom (verb) venom
venomous (adjective) ven·om·ous
venomously (adverb) ven·om·ous·ly
venomousness (noun) ven·om·ous·ness
venosity (noun) ve·nos·i·ty
venous (adjective) ve·nous
venously (adverb) ve·nous·ly
vent (verb) vent
vent (noun) vent
ventage (noun) vent·age
ventail (noun) ven·tail
venter (noun) ven·ter
ventifact (noun) ven·ti·fact
ventilate (verb) ven·ti·late
ventilation (noun) ven·ti·la·tion
ventilator (noun) ven·ti·la·tor
ventilatory (adjective) ven·ti·la·to·ry
ventless (adjective) vent·less
Ventose (noun) Ven·tose
ventouse (noun) ven·touse
ventral (adjective) ven·tral
ventral (noun) ventral
ventrally (adverb) ven·tral·ly
ventricle (noun) ven·tri·cle
ventricose (adjective) ven·tri·cose
ventricular (adjective) ven·tric·u·lar
ventriculography (noun) ven·tric·u·log·ra·phy
ventriculus (noun) ven·tric·u·lus
ventriloquial (adjective) ven·tri·lo·qui·al
ventriloquially (adverb) ven·tri·lo·qui·al·ly
ventriloquism (noun) ven·tril·o·quism
ventriloquist (noun) ven·tril·o·quist
ventriloquistic (adjective) ven·tril·o·quis·tic
ventriloquize (verb) ven·tril·o·quize
ventriloquy (noun) ven·tril·o·quy
ventrolateral (adjective) ven·tro·lat·er·al
ventrolaterally (adverb) ven·tro·lat·er·al·ly
ventromedial (adjective) ven·tro·me·di·al
ventromedially (adverb) ven·tro·me·di·al·ly
venture (verb) ven·ture
venture (noun) venture
venturer (noun) ven·tur·er
venturesome (adjective) ven·ture·some
venturesomely (adverb) ven·ture·some·ly
venturesomeness (noun) ven·ture·some·ness
venturi (noun) ven·tu·ri
venturous (adjective) ven·tur·ous
venturously (adverb) ven·tur·ous·ly
venturousness (noun) ven·tur·ous·ness
venue (noun) ven·ue
venule (noun) ve·nule
Venus (noun) Ve·nus
Venus (adjective) Ve·nus
Venus-hair (noun) Ve·nus-hair
Venusberg (noun) Ve·nus·berg
Venusian (adjective) Ve·nu·sian
veracious (adjective) ve·ra·cious
veraciously (adverb) ve·ra·cious·ly
veraciousness (noun) ve·ra·cious·ness
veracity (noun) ve·rac·i·ty
veranda (noun) ve·ran·da
verandaed (adjective) ve·ran·daed
verandah (noun) ve·ran·dah
verandahed (adjective) ve·ran·dahed
verapamil (noun) ve·rap·a·mil
veratridine (noun) ve·rat·ri·dine
veratrine (noun) ve·ra·trine
veratrum (noun) ve·ra·trum
verb (noun) verb
verbal (adjective) ver·bal
verbal (noun) verbal
verbalism (noun) ver·bal·ism
verbalist (noun) ver·bal·ist
verbalistic (adjective) ver·bal·is·tic
verbalizable (adjective) ver·bal·iz·a·ble
verbalization (noun) ver·bal·i·za·tion
verbalize (verb) ver·bal·ize
verbalizer (noun) ver·bal·iz·er
verbally (adverb) ver·bal·ly
verbascum (noun) ver·bas·cum
verbatim (adverb) ver·ba·tim
verbatim (adjective) verbatim
verbena (noun) ver·be·na
verbiage (noun) ver·biage
verbicide (noun) ver·bi·cide
verbid (noun) ver·bid
verbigeration (noun) ver·big·er·a·tion
verbless (adjective) verb·less
verbose (adjective) ver·bose
verbosely (adverb) ver·bose·ly
verboseness (noun) ver·bose·ness
verbosity (noun) ver·bos·i·ty
verboten (adjective) ver·bo·ten

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