The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| vestlike (adjective) | vest·like |
| vestment (noun) | vest·ment |
| vestmental (adjective) | vest·men·tal |
| vestry (noun) | ves·try |
| vestryman (noun) | ves·try·man |
| vesture (noun) | ves·ture |
| vesture (verb) | vesture |
| vesuvian (noun) | ve·su·vi·an |
| vesuvianite (noun) | ve·su·vi·an·ite |
| vet (verb) | vet |
| vet (adjective) | vet |
| vet (noun) | vet |
| vetch (noun) | vetch |
| vetchling (noun) | vetch·ling |
| veteran (noun) | vet·er·an |
| veteran (adjective) | veteran |
| veterinarian (noun) | vet·er·i·nar·i·an |
| veterinary (adjective) | vet·er·i·nary |
| veterinary (noun) | veterinary |
| vetiver (noun) | vet·i·ver |
| veto (noun) | ve·to |
| veto (verb) | veto |
| veto-proof (adjective) | ve·to-proof |
| vetoer (noun) | ve·to·er |
| vetter (noun) | vet·ter |
| vex (verb) | vex |
| vexation (noun) | vex·a·tion |
| vexatious (adjective) | vex·a·tious |
| vexatiously (adverb) | vex·a·tious·ly |
| vexatiousness (noun) | vex·a·tious·ness |
| vexed (adjective) | vexed |
| vexedly (adverb) | vexed·ly |
| vexer (noun) | vex·er |
| vexillologic (adjective) | vex·il·lo·log·ic |
| vexillological (adjective) | vex·il·lo·log·i·cal |
| vexillologist (noun) | vex·il·lol·o·gist |
| vexillology (noun) | vex·il·lol·o·gy |
| vexillum (noun) | vex·il·lum |
| vexing (adjective) | vexing |
| vexingly (adverb) | vex·ing·ly |
| via (preposition) | via |
| viability (noun) | vi·a·bil·i·ty |
| viable (adjective) | vi·a·ble |
| viably (adverb) | vi·a·bly |
| viaduct (noun) | via·duct |
| Viagra (noun) | Vi·ag·ra |
| vial (noun) | vi·al |
| viand (noun) | vi·and |
| viaticum (noun) | vi·at·i·cum |
| vibe (noun) | vibe |
| vibes (noun) | vibes |
| vibist (noun) | vib·ist |
| vibracular (adjective) | vi·brac·u·lar |
| vibraculum (noun) | vi·brac·u·lum |
| vibraharp (noun) | vi·bra·harp |
| vibraharpist (noun) | vi·bra·harp·ist |
| vibrance (noun) | vi·brance |
| vibrancy (noun) | vi·bran·cy |
| vibrant (adjective) | vi·brant |
| vibrantly (adverb) | vi·brant·ly |
| vibraphone (noun) | vi·bra·phone |
| vibraphonist (noun) | vi·bra·phon·ist |
| vibrate (verb) | vi·brate |
| vibratile (adjective) | vi·bra·tile |
| vibration (noun) | vi·bra·tion |
| vibrational (adjective) | vi·bra·tion·al |
| vibrationless (adjective) | vi·bra·tion·less |
| vibrato (noun) | vi·bra·to |
| vibratoless (adjective) | vi·bra·to·less |
| vibrator (noun) | vi·bra·tor |
| vibratory (adjective) | vi·bra·to·ry |
| vibrio (noun) | vib·rio |
| vibrion (noun) | vib·ri·on |
| vibrionic (adjective) | vib·ri·on·ic |
| vibriosis (noun) | vib·ri·o·sis |
| vibrissa (noun) | vi·bris·sa |
| vibrotactile (adjective) | vi·bro·tac·tile |
| viburnum (noun) | vi·bur·num |
| vicar (noun) | vic·ar |
| vicar-general (noun) | vicar-general |
| vicarage (noun) | vic·ar·age |
| vicarate (noun) | vic·ar·ate |
| vicarial (adjective) | vi·car·i·al |
| vicariance (noun) | vi·car·i·ance |
| vicariant (adjective) | vi·car·i·ant |
| vicariant (noun) | vicariant |
| vicariate (noun) | vi·car·i·ate |
| vicarious (adjective) | vi·car·i·ous |
| vicariously (adverb) | vi·car·i·ous·ly |
| vicariousness (noun) | vi·car·i·ous·ness |
| vicarship (noun) | vic·ar·ship |
| vice (noun) | vice |
| vice (preposition) | vice |
| vice-chancellor (noun) | vice-chan·cel·lor |
| vice-consul (noun) | vice-con·sul |
| vice-regent (noun) | vice-re·gent |
| vicegerency (noun) | vice·ge·ren·cy |
| vicegerent (noun) | vice·ge·rent |
| viceless (adjective) | vice·less |
| vicennial (adjective) | vi·cen·ni·al |
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