The Open Full-Form Lexicon of English
Syllable Dictionary
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| Word | Syllables |
|---|---|
| weekly (adverb) | week·ly |
| weekly (adjective) | weekly |
| weekly (noun) | weekly |
| weeknight (noun) | week·night |
| weeknights (adverb) | week·nights |
| ween (verb) | ween |
| weenie (noun) | wee·nie |
| weensy (adjective) | ween·sy |
| weeny (adjective) | wee·ny |
| weep (verb) | weep |
| weep (noun) | weep |
| weeper (noun) | weep·er |
| weepie (noun) | weep·ie |
| weepily (adverb) | weep·i·ly |
| weepiness (noun) | weep·i·ness |
| weeping (adjective) | weeping |
| weepingly (adverb) | weep·ing·ly |
| weepy (adjective) | weepy |
| weet (verb) | weet |
| weever (noun) | wee·ver |
| weevil (noun) | wee·vil |
| weevily (adjective) | wee·vily |
| weft (noun) | weft |
| weft-knitted (adjective) | weft-knit·ted |
| Weichsel (noun) | Weich·sel |
| Weichselian (adjective) | Weich·sel·i·an |
| weigela (noun) | wei·ge·la |
| weigh (verb) | weigh |
| weigh (noun) | weigh |
| weigh-in (noun) | weigh-in |
| weighable (adjective) | weigh·able |
| weigher (noun) | weigh·er |
| weight (noun) | weight |
| weight (verb) | weight |
| weight-watcher (noun) | weight-watch·er |
| weight-watching (noun) | weight-watch·ing |
| weighted (adjective) | weight·ed |
| weightily (adverb) | weight·i·ly |
| weightiness (noun) | weight·i·ness |
| weighting (noun) | weight·ing |
| weightless (adjective) | weight·less |
| weightlessly (adverb) | weight·less·ly |
| weightlessness (noun) | weight·less·ness |
| weightlifter (noun) | weight·lift·er |
| weighty (adjective) | weighty |
| Weimaraner (noun) | Wei·ma·ra·ner |
| weiner (noun) | wei·ner |
| weir (noun) | weir |
| weird (noun) | weird |
| weird (adjective) | weird |
| weird (verb) | weird |
| weirdie (noun) | weird·ie |
| weirdly (adverb) | weird·ly |
| weirdness (noun) | weird·ness |
| weirdo (noun) | weirdo |
| weirdo (adjective) | weirdo |
| weirdy (noun) | weirdy |
| weisenheimer (noun) | weisenheimer |
| Weismann (noun) | Weis·mann |
| Weismannism (noun) | Weis·mann·ism |
| Weismannist (noun) | Weis·mann·ist |
| weisswurst (noun) | weiss·wurst |
| weka (noun) | weka |
| welch (verb) | welch |
| welcome (verb) | wel·come |
| welcome (interjection) | welcome |
| welcome (adjective) | welcome |
| welcome (noun) | welcome |
| welcomely (adverb) | wel·come·ly |
| welcomeness (noun) | wel·come·ness |
| welcomer (noun) | wel·com·er |
| welcomingly (adverb) | wel·com·ing·ly |
| weld (verb) | weld |
| weld (noun) | weld |
| weldability (noun) | weld·a·bil·i·ty |
| weldable (adjective) | weld·able |
| welder (noun) | weld·er |
| weldment (noun) | weld·ment |
| welfare (noun) | wel·fare |
| welfare (adjective) | welfare |
| welfare-to-work (adjective) | wel·fare-to-work |
| welfarism (noun) | wel·far·ism |
| welfarist (noun) | wel·far·ist |
| welfarist (adjective) | wel·far·ist |
| welkin (noun) | wel·kin |
| well (noun) | well |
| well (verb) | well |
| well (adverb) | well |
| well (interjection) | well |
| well-adjusted (adjective) | well-ad·just·ed |
| well-advised (adjective) | well-ad·vised |
| well-appointed (adjective) | well-ap·point·ed |
| well-aware (adjective) | well-a·ware |
| well-balanced (adjective) | well-ba·lanced |
| well-behaved (adjective) | well-be·haved |
| well-being (noun) | well-be·ing |
| well-beloved (adjective) | well-be·loved |
| well-born (adjective) | well-born |
| well-bred (adjective) | well-bred |
| well-built (adjective) | well-built |
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