The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| with (preposition) | with |
| with-it (adjective) | with-it |
| withal (adverb) | with·al |
| withal (preposition) | withal |
| withdraw (verb) | with·draw |
| withdrawable (adjective) | with·draw·able |
| withdrawal (noun) | with·draw·al |
| withdrawn (adjective) | with·drawn |
| withdrawnness (noun) | with·drawn·ness |
| withe (noun) | withe |
| wither (verb) | with·er |
| wither (noun) | wither |
| withering (adjective) | withering |
| withering (noun) | with·er·ing |
| witheringly (adverb) | with·er·ing·ly |
| witherite (noun) | with·er·ite |
| withers (noun) | with·ers |
| withershins (adverb) | with·er·shins |
| withhold (verb) | with·hold |
| withholder (noun) | with·hold·er |
| within (adverb) | with·in |
| within (preposition) | within |
| within (noun) | within |
| within (adjective) | within |
| withindoors (adverb) | with·in·doors |
| without (preposition) | with·out |
| without (adverb) | without |
| without (conjunct subordinate) | without |
| without (noun) | without |
| withoutdoors (adverb) | with·out·doors |
| withstand (verb) | with·stand |
| withstander (noun) | with·stand·er |
| withy (noun) | withy |
| withy (adjective) | withy |
| witless (adjective) | wit·less |
| witlessly (adverb) | wit·less·ly |
| witlessness (noun) | wit·less·ness |
| witling (noun) | wit·ling |
| witloof (noun) | wit·loof |
| witness (noun) | wit·ness |
| witness (verb) | witness |
| witness-box (noun) | wit·ness-box |
| witted (adjective) | wit·ted |
| Wittgensteinian (adjective) | Witt·gen·stein·ian |
| witticism (noun) | wit·ti·cism |
| wittily (adverb) | wit·ti·ly |
| wittiness (noun) | wit·ti·ness |
| witting (noun) | wit·ting |
| witting (adjective) | wit·ting |
| wittingly (adverb) | wit·ting·ly |
| wittol (noun) | wit·tol |
| witty (adjective) | wit·ty |
| wive (verb) | wive |
| wivern (noun) | wi·vern |
| wiz (noun) | wiz |
| wizard (noun) | wiz·ard |
| wizard (adjective) | wizard |
| wizardly (adjective) | wiz·ard·ly |
| wizardry (noun) | wiz·ard·ry |
| wizen (verb) | wiz·en |
| wizen (adjective) | wizen |
| wizened (adjective) | wiz·ened |
| woad (noun) | woad |
| wobble (verb) | wob·ble |
| wobble (noun) | wobble |
| wobbler (noun) | wob·bler |
| Wobblies (noun) | Wob·blies |
| wobbliness (noun) | wob·bli·ness |
| wobbly (adjective) | wob·bly |
| Wobbly (noun) | Wob·bly |
| Woden (noun) | Wo·den |
| wodge (noun) | wodge |
| woe (interjection) | woe |
| woe (noun) | woe |
| woebegone (adjective) | woe·be·gone |
| woebegoneness (noun) | woe·be·gone·ness |
| woeful (adjective) | woe·ful |
| woefully (adverb) | woe·ful·ly |
| woefulness (noun) | woe·ful·ness |
| wog (noun) | wog |
| wok (noun) | wok |
| wold (noun) | wold |
| wolf (noun) | wolf |
| wolf (verb) | wolf |
| wolfberry (noun) | wolf·ber·ry |
| wolfer (noun) | wolf·er |
| wolffish (noun) | wolf·fish |
| wolfhound (noun) | wolf·hound |
| wolfish (adjective) | wolf·ish |
| wolfishly (adverb) | wolf·ish·ly |
| wolfishness (noun) | wolf·ish·ness |
| wolflike (adjective) | wolf·like |
| wolfram (noun) | wol·fram |
| wolframite (noun) | wol·fram·ite |
| wolfsbane (noun) | wolfs·bane |
| wolfskin (noun) | wolf·skin |
| wollastonite (noun) | wol·las·ton·ite |
| Wolof (noun) | Wo·lof |
| Wolof (adjective) | Wo·lof |
| Wolstonian (adjective) | Wol·ston·i·an |
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