| DECASYLLABIC | • decasyllabic adj. Having ten syllables. • decasyllabic adj. Composed of decasyllables. • decasyllabic n. (Mostly plural) A decasyllable. |
| DISSYLLABIFY | • DISSYLLABIFY v. to make disyllabic. |
| DISSYLLABISM | • dissyllabism n. Alternative form of disyllabism. • DISSYLLABISM n. the fact of having two syllables. |
| DISYLLABISMS | • DISYLLABISM n. the character of having two syllables. |
| MONOSYLLABIC | • monosyllabic adj. Consisting of one syllable. • monosyllabic adj. Using monosyllables, speaking in monosyllables; curt. • monosyllabic n. A word consisting of one syllable. |
| NONSYLLABICS | • NONSYLLABIC n. a sound in speech that does not qualify as a syllable. |
| OCTOSYLLABIC | • octosyllabic adj. Containing eight syllables. • OCTOSYLLABIC adj. consisting of eight syllables. • OCTOSYLLABIC n. an octosyllabic line. |
| PARISYLLABIC | • parisyllabic adj. (Grammar) Having the same number of syllables in all its inflections. • PARISYLLABIC adj. having the same number of syllables in all forms. |
| POLYSYLLABIC | • polysyllabic adj. (Of a word) Having more than one syllable; having multiple or many syllables. • polysyllabic adj. (Of spoken or written language) Characterized by or consisting of words having numerous syllables. • polysyllabic n. A word having more than one syllable. |
| SYLLABICALLY | • syllabically adv. In terms of syllables. • SYLLABICAL adv. (obsolete) syllabic, also SYLLABIC. |
| SYLLABICATED | • syllabicated v. Simple past tense and past participle of syllabicate. • SYLLABICATE v. to syllabify. |
| SYLLABICATES | • syllabicates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of syllabicate. • SYLLABICATE v. to syllabify. |
| SYLLABIFYING | • syllabifying v. Present participle of syllabify. • SYLLABIFY v. to divide into syllables. |