The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| versal (adjective) | ver·sal |
| versal (noun) | ver·sal |
| versant (adjective) | ver·sant |
| versant (noun) | ver·sant |
| versatile (adjective) | ver·sa·tile |
| versatilely (adverb) | ver·sa·tile·ly |
| versatileness (noun) | ver·sa·tile·ness |
| versatility (noun) | ver·sa·til·i·ty |
| verse (noun) | verse |
| verse (verb) | verse |
| versed (adjective) | versed |
| verselet (noun) | verse·let |
| verset (noun) | vers·et |
| versicle (noun) | ver·si·cle |
| versicolored (adjective) | ver·si·col·ored |
| versicoloured (adjective) | ver·si·col·oured |
| versicular (adjective) | ver·sic·u·lar |
| versification (noun) | ver·si·fi·ca·tion |
| versifier (noun) | ver·si·fi·er |
| versify (verb) | ver·si·fy |
| versine (noun) | ver·sine |
| version (noun) | ver·sion |
| versional (adjective) | ver·sion·al |
| verso (noun) | ver·so |
| verst (noun) | verst |
| Verstehen (noun) | Ver·ste·hen |
| versus (preposition) | ver·sus |
| vert (noun) | vert |
| vertebra (noun) | ver·te·bra |
| vertebral (adjective) | ver·te·bral |
| vertebrate (adjective) | ver·te·brate |
| vertebrate (noun) | vertebrate |
| vertex (noun) | ver·tex |
| vertical (adjective) | ver·ti·cal |
| vertical (noun) | vertical |
| verticality (noun) | ver·ti·cal·i·ty |
| verticalize (verb) | ver·ti·cal·ize |
| vertically (adverb) | ver·ti·cal·ly |
| verticalness (noun) | ver·ti·cal·ness |
| verticil (noun) | ver·ti·cil |
| verticillate (adjective) | ver·ti·cil·late |
| verticillium (noun) | ver·ti·cil·li·um |
| vertiginous (adjective) | ver·tig·i·nous |
| vertiginously (adverb) | ver·tig·i·nous·ly |
| vertigo (noun) | ver·ti·go |
| vertisol (noun) | ver·ti·sol |
| vertu (noun) | vertu |
| vervain (noun) | ver·vain |
| verve (noun) | verve |
| vervet (noun) | ver·vet |
| very (adjective) | very |
| very (adverb) | very |
| Vesak (noun) | Ve·sak |
| vesical (adjective) | ves·i·cal |
| vesicant (noun) | ves·i·cant |
| vesicant (adjective) | vesicant |
| vesicate (verb) | ves·i·cate |
| vesication (noun) | ves·i·ca·tion |
| vesicatory (adjective) | ves·i·ca·to·ry |
| vesicle (noun) | ves·i·cle |
| vesicular (adjective) | ve·sic·u·lar |
| vesicularity (noun) | ve·sic·u·lar·i·ty |
| vesiculate (verb) | ve·sic·u·late |
| vesiculate (adjective) | ve·sic·u·late |
| vesiculated (adjective) | ve·sic·u·lat·ed |
| vesiculation (noun) | ve·sic·u·la·tion |
| vesper (noun) | ves·per |
| vesper (adjective) | vesper |
| vesperal (adjective) | ves·per·al |
| vesperal (noun) | ves·per·al |
| vespers (noun) | ves·pers |
| vespertilian (adjective) | ves·per·til·ian |
| vespertilionid (noun) | ves·per·til·i·o·nid |
| vespertine (adjective) | ves·per·tine |
| vespiary (noun) | ves·pi·ar·y |
| vespid (noun) | ves·pid |
| vespid (adjective) | vespid |
| vespine (adjective) | ves·pine |
| vessel (noun) | ves·sel |
| vest (verb) | vest |
| vest (noun) | vest |
| vest-pocket (adjective) | vest-pocket |
| vesta (noun) | ves·ta |
| vestal (adjective) | ves·tal |
| vestal (noun) | vestal |
| vested (adjective) | vest·ed |
| vestee (noun) | vest·ee |
| vestiary (noun) | ves·ti·ary |
| vestiary (adjective) | ves·ti·ar·y |
| vestibular (adjective) | ves·tib·u·lar |
| vestibule (noun) | ves·ti·bule |
| vestibuled (adjective) | ves·ti·buled |
| vestige (noun) | ves·tige |
| vestigial (adjective) | ves·ti·gial |
| vestigially (adverb) | ves·ti·gial·ly |
| vestimentary (adjective) | ves·ti·men·ta·ry |
| vestimentiferan (noun) | ves·ti·men·tif·er·an |
| vestimentiferan (adjective) | vestimentiferan |
| vesting (noun) | vest·ing |
| vestiture (noun) | ves·ti·ture |
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