OFFLE
The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Search OFFLE   advanced
Word:

Syllable Dictionary

back to index

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
WordSyllables
whiteface (noun) white·face
whitefish (noun) white·fish
whitefly (noun) white·fly
whitefront (noun) white·front
Whitehall (noun) White·hall
whitehead (noun) white·head
whitelisting (noun) white·list·ing
whitely (adverb) white·ly
whiten (verb) whit·en
whitener (noun) whit·en·er
whiteness (noun) white·ness
whitening (noun) whitening
whiteout (noun) white·out
whitesmith (noun) white·smith
whitetail (noun) white·tail
whitethorn (noun) white·thorn
whitethroat (noun) white·throat
whitewall (noun) white·wall
whitewash (verb) white·wash
whitewash (noun) whitewash
whitewasher (noun) white·wash·er
whitewashing (noun) white·wash·ing
whitewater (noun) white·wa·ter
whitewing (noun) white·wing
whitewood (noun) white·wood
whitework (noun) white·work
whitey (noun) whit·ey
whitey (adjective) whit·ey
whither (adverb interrogative) whith·er
whither (conjunct subordinate) whither
whithersoever (conjunct subordinate) whith·er·so·ev·er
whithersoever (adverb relative) whith·er·so·ev·er
whitherward (adverb) whith·er·ward
whiting (noun) whit·ing
whitish (adjective) whit·ish
whitleather (noun) whit·leath·er
whitlow (noun) whit·low
Whitmonday (noun) Whit·mon·day
Whitsun (adjective) Whit·sun
Whitsun (noun) Whit·sun
Whitsunday (noun) Whit·sun·day
Whitsuntide (noun) Whit·sun·tide
whittle (noun) whit·tle
whittle (verb) whittle
whittler (noun) whit·tler
whittling (noun) whit·tling
whittret (noun) whit·tret
whity (adjective) whity
whiz (verb) whiz
whiz (noun) whiz
whiz-bang (adjective) whiz-bang
whiz-bang (noun) whiz-bang
whizbang (noun) whiz·bang
whizz (verb) whizz
whizz (noun) whizz
whizzer (noun) whiz·zer
whizzy (adjective) whiz·zy
who (pronoun interrogative) who
who'd (contraction) whod
who's (contraction) whos
whoa (verb) whoa
whoa (interjection) whoa
whodunit (noun) who·dun·it
whodunnit (noun) who·dun·nit
whoe'er (contraction) who·eer
whoever (pronoun) who·ev·er
whole (adjective) whole
whole (noun) whole
whole (adverb) whole
whole-grain (adjective) whole-grain
whole-hog (adjective) whole-hog
whole-life (adjective) whole-life
whole-souled (adjective) whole-souled
whole-wheat (adjective) whole-wheat
whole-wheat (noun) whole-wheat
wholehearted (adjective) whole·heart·ed
wholeheartedly (adverb) whole·heart·ed·ly
wholeheartedness (noun) whole·heart·ed·ness
wholemeal (adjective) whole·meal
wholeness (noun) whole·ness
wholesale (noun) whole·sale
wholesale (adjective) wholesale
wholesale (adverb) wholesale
wholesale (verb) wholesale
wholesaler (noun) whole·sal·er
wholesome (adjective) whole·some
wholesomely (adverb) whole·some·ly
wholesomeness (noun) whole·some·ness
wholism (noun) who·lism
wholistic (adjective) who·lis·tic
wholistically (adverb) who·lis·ti·cal·ly
wholly (adverb) whol·ly
wholly-owned (adjective) whol·ly-owned
whom (pronoun interrogative) whom
whomever (pronoun) whom·ev·er
whomp (noun) whomp
whomp (verb) whomp
whomso (pronoun) whom·so
whomsoever (pronoun) whom·so·ev·er
whoomp (noun) whoomp

1401 - 1500 of 2596 results with w   previous next

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz