The compleat English-scholar, in spelling, reading, and writing: containing plain and easie directions for spelling, and reading English, according to the present pronunciation ... And directions for true writing of English, with several copies of the most usual hands engraven in copper. Also examples of the different writing and pronouncing of the same words in the English tongue. Lastly, how to spell words as are alike in sound, but differ in their sence and spelling ... / By E. Young, schoolmaster in London.

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The compleat English-scholar, in spelling, reading, and writing: containing plain and easie directions for spelling, and reading English, according to the present pronunciation ... And directions for true writing of English, with several copies of the most usual hands engraven in copper. Also examples of the different writing and pronouncing of the same words in the English tongue. Lastly, how to spell words as are alike in sound, but differ in their sence and spelling ... / By E. Young, schoolmaster in London.
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Young, E., schoolmaster in London.
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London, :: Printed for Ben. Alsop ...,
1680.
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"The compleat English-scholar, in spelling, reading, and writing: containing plain and easie directions for spelling, and reading English, according to the present pronunciation ... And directions for true writing of English, with several copies of the most usual hands engraven in copper. Also examples of the different writing and pronouncing of the same words in the English tongue. Lastly, how to spell words as are alike in sound, but differ in their sence and spelling ... / By E. Young, schoolmaster in London." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A97287.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 9, 2024.

Pages

Page 26

Words of one Syllable.

〈…〉〈…〉

  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • east
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • bought
  • bound
  • bow
  • bowl
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • bruise
  • bruit
  • build
  • built
  • bunch
  • burnt
  • burst
  • buy
  • bud
  • bush
C
  • Cage
  • cake
  • calf
  • calve
  • ame
  • anst
  • tch
  • ve
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • chance
  • change
  • charge
  • chase
  • chast
  • chaws
  • cheat
  • check
  • cheek
  • cheer
  • cheese
  • chest
  • chew
  • chide
  • chief
  • child
  • chinks
  • chirp
  • chip
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • churl
  • churn
  • clark
  • clave
  • claws
  • clay
  • clean
  • cleanse
  • clear
  • cleft
  • cleave
  • clift
  • climb
  • clipt
  • cloak
  • cloth
  • cloath
  • clods
  • close
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉

Page 27

  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • co
  • co••••
  • co
  • cow
  • cra
  • crav
  • creek
  • creep
  • crew
  • crime
  • crook
  • cross
  • crouch
  • crowd
  • cruise
  • crums
  • crush
  • care
  • curse
D
  • Dare
  • date
  • daw
  • dance
  • daw
  • dead
  • deaf
  • deal
  • deal
  • dear
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • dine
  • dirt
  • dish
  • ditch
  • done
  • door
  • dote
  • doubt
  • dove
  • dough
  • down
  • ank
  • de
  • draught
  • draw
  • drawn
  • dread
  • dream
  • dreg
  • dregs
  • drew
  • drie
  • drink
  • drive
  • dross
  • drove
  • drough
  • drown
  • drunk
  • due
  • duke
  • dumb
  • dung
  • dust
  • durst
  • dwarf
  • dwell
  • dwelt
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉

〈…〉〈…〉

  • eat
  • edge
  • egg
  • eight
  • else
  • err
  • ewe
  • eye
F
  • Face
  • fade
  • fail
  • fain
  • faint
  • fair
  • faith
  • false
  • fame
  • fare
  • fault
  • fear
  • feast
  • feed
  • feel
  • feet
  • fence
  • fetch
  • few
  • field
  • fierce
  • fifth
  • fight
  • file
  • filth
  • fine
  • fire
  • first
  • fish
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • flax
  • flea
  • fled
  • fledst
  • fleece
  • flee
  • flesh
  • flew
  • fly
  • flight
  • flint
  • flip
  • flock
  • floor
  • floats
  • flood
  • flow
  • flower
  • flute
  • foal
  • foes
  • fold
  • folk
  • foam
  • food
  • fool
  • foord
  • foot
  • force
  • forks
  • forth
  • fought
  • foul
  • fowl
  • found
  • four
  • frail
  • frame
  • fraud
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • fringe
  • frogs
  • from
  • front
  • frost
  • fruit
G
  • Gain
  • gate
  • gave
  • gay
  • gaze
  • ghost
  • give
  • glad
  • glass
  • glean
  • glede
  • gnash
  • gnat
  • gnaw
  • goad
  • goat
  • God
  • gone
  • good
  • gore
  • gourd
  • grace
  • graft
  • grain
  • grand
  • grant
  • grape
  • grass
  • grave
  • gray
  • grease
  • great
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • grew
  • grief
  • grieve
  • grim
  • grind
  • groan
  • grope
  • gross
  • grove
  • ground
  • grow
  • grown
  • grudge
  • guard
  • guest
  • guide
  • guile
  • gulf
  • gush
H
  • Ha
  • hadst
  • hail
  • hair
  • hale
  • hare
  • haste
  • hatch
  • hate
  • hath
  • haunt
  • hawk
  • hay
  • here
  • head
  • heal
  • health
  • heap
  • heard
  • hear
  • hearth
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉

Page 28

  • heave
  • hedge
  • heed
  • heel
  • height
  • heir
  • helve
  • hence
  • herb
  • ...〈◊〉〈◊〉
  • re
  • hew
  • hide
  • high
  • hire
  • hiss
  • hoar
  • hold
  • hole
  • home
  • hoods
  • hoof
  • hook
  • hope
  • horse
  • host
  • home
  • hour
  • house
  • how
  • howl
  • huge
  • hurl
  • husk
  • hymn
I
  • aw
  • ile
  • ink
  • inn
  • i
  • joyn
  • joynt
  • itch
  • judge
  • juice
  • just
K
  • Kid
  • keep
  • kept
  • key
  • kick
  • kind
  • kine
  • king
  • kiss
  • kite
  • knead
  • knee
  • kneel
  • knew
  • knife
  • knight
  • knit
  • knock
  • knob
  • know
  • known
L
  • Lace
  • lack
  • lade
  • lake
  • lamb
  • lame
  • lamp
  • lance
  • lanc
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • late
  • laud
  • laugh
  • law
  • lay
  • laid
  • lead
  • leaf
  • lean
  • learn
  • least
  • leave
  • leeks
  • lees
  • leese
  • left
  • length
  • less
  • leud
  • lice
  • lick
  • lie
  • life
  • lift
  • light
  • like
  • lime
  • line
  • live
  • loaf
  • loan
  • lock
  • lodge
  • loft
  • long
  • look
  • loops
  • loose
  • lose
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • loins
  • lump
  • lust
  • lye
M
  • Made
  • maid
  • make
  • march
  • mark
  • mast
  • mate
  • maw
  • meal
  • meat
  • mean
  • meek
  • meet
  • mess
  • mete
  • mice
  • midst
  • might
  • milch
  • milk
  • mine
  • mire
  • mirth
  • miss
  • mite
  • mock
  • moe
  • moist
  • mole
  • month
  • moon
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
  • mouse
  • move
  • mouth
  • much
  • mulct
  • mule
  • muse
  • must
  • myrh
N
  • Nail
  • name
  • nag
  • naught
  • nay
  • neck
  • need
  • near
  • nigh
  • new
  • next
  • neigh
  • night
  • nine
  • ninth
  • noise
  • noon
  • north
  • nose
  • note
  • none
  • nurse
O
  • Oar
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉
P
  • n
  • air
  • pale
  • palm
  • pangs
  • pass
  • past
  • paste
  • pae
  • path
  • paw
  • peace
  • pearl
  • perp
  • pence
  • pick
  • piece
  • pierce
  • pinch
  • pine
  • pipe
  • piss
  • pitch
  • pla•…•…e
  • ...〈…〉〈…〉

Page 29

  • pledge
  • plough
  • pluck
  • plunge
  • point
  • pole
  • pomp
  • ponds
  • pool
  • poor
  • porch
  • pound
  • print
  • proof
  • proud
  • prune
  • psalm
  • puff
  • pulse
  • pure
  • purge
  • purse
Q
  • Quails
  • quake
  • queen
  • quench
  • quick
  • quite
R
  • Race
  • rage
  • rail
  • rain
  • raise
  • ran
  • range
  • rank
  • rase
  • rash
  • raw
  • reach
  • read
  • realm
  • reap
  • rear
  • reeds
  • reign
  • reins
  • rend
  • rich
  • rie
  • right
  • ride
  • ripe
  • rise
  • rites
  • roat
  • robe
  • rock
  • rode
  • roe
  • roof
  • room
  • root
  • ropes
  • rose
  • rough
  • roul
  • round
  • rouse
  • row
  • rue
  • rule
  • rump
S
  • Sack
  • safe
  • said
  • sail
  • saint
  • saith
  • sake
  • sale
  • same
  • sate
  • save
  • saw
  • say
  • scab
  • scales
  • scant
  • scald
  • scarce
  • school
  • scoff
  • scorch
  • scord
  • scourge
  • scrape
  • scribe
  • scroul
  • sea
  • seal
  • seam
  • search
  • seat
  • seize
  • sect
  • seed
  • seek
  • seem
  • seen
  • seeth
  • self
  • sense
  • serve
  • sew
  • shade
  • shaft
  • shake
  • shame
  • wape
  • share
  • sharp
  • shave
  • sheaf
  • shear
  • shread
  • sheath
  • sheep
  • sheet
  • shew
  • shield
  • shine
  • shock
  • shod
  • shone
  • shoe
  • shook
  • shoot
  • shore
  • shorn
  • short
  • shout
  • should
  • shrunk
  • shred
  • shrines
  • shroud
  • shrubs
  • sick
  • side
  • siege
  • sieve
  • sift
  • sigh
  • sight
  • sign
  • silk
  • since
  • sink
  • sithe
  • six
  • sixth
  • size
  • skin
  • skie
  • skill
  • skip
  • skirt
  • skull
  • slack
  • slain
  • slang
  • slave
  • slay
  • sleep
  • slept
  • sleight
  • slew
  • slice
  • slide
  • slime
  • sling
  • slow
  • small
  • smart
  • smell
  • smite
  • smith
  • smoak
  • smooth
  • smote
  • snail
  • snare
  • snatch
  • snout
  • snow
  • soft
  • soil
  • sold
  • sole
  • some
  • soon
  • soap
  • sore
  • sought
  • soul
  • sound
  • south
  • sown
  • sour
  • soyl
  • space
  • spake
  • spare
  • spark
  • speak
  • spear
  • speech
  • speed
  • spelt
  • spend
  • spew
  • spice
  • spy
  • spies
  • spite
  • spoil
  • spoil'd
  • spokes
  • spoon
  • sport
  • spouse
  • spouts
  • sprang
  • spread
  • sprigs
  • spring
  • sprouts
  • sprung
  • spung
  • square
  • stacks
  • staff
  • stain
  • start
  • stairs
  • stakes

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  • stalk
  • stamp
  • stanch
  • stand
  • stank
  • stare
  • staves
  • stay
  • stead
  • steal
  • stealth
  • steel
  • steep
  • stem
  • stern
  • stick
  • stiff
  • still
  • sting
  • stink
  • stock
  • stole
  • stone
  • stood
  • stool
  • stoop
  • stop
  • store
  • stork
  • storm
  • stout
  • straight
  • strain
  • strake
  • straw
  • strew
  • stream
  • street
  • strength
  • stretch
  • strife
  • strike
  • string
  • stripe
  • strip
  • strive
  • stroke
  • strong
  • strook
  • strove
  • struck
  • studs
  • stuff
  • stump
  • stunk
  • such
  • suck
  • sue
  • suit
  • sum
  • sung
  • sunk
  • sure
  • swan
  • sware
  • swarm
  • sweat
  • sweet
  • swell
  • swept
  • swim
  • swine
  • swoon
  • sword
  • sworn
  • sweept
T
  • Tail
  • take
  • tale
  • talk
  • tame
  • tare
  • task
  • tast
  • taught
  • taunt
  • teach
  • tear
  • tears
  • teeth
  • tempt
  • tenth
  • ten
  • tend
  • term
  • tile
  • thank
  • that
  • thieves
  • theft
  • theirs
  • thence
  • there
  • these
  • they
  • thief
  • thigh
  • thine
  • thing
  • think
  • third
  • thirst
  • thongs
  • thorn
  • through
  • those
  • though
  • thought
  • three
  • thread
  • thresh
  • threw
  • thrice
  • throat
  • throne
  • throng
  • throw
  • thrown
  • thrum
  • thrust
  • thumb
  • thus
  • tie
  • tierce
  • time
  • tire
  • tithe
  • toe
  • toil
  • told
  • tomb
  • tongs
  • tongues
  • tongue
  • took
  • tool
  • tooth
  • torch
  • torn
  • toss
  • touch
  • tow
  • town
  • trade
  • train
  • trance
  • trap
  • tread
  • tree
  • trench
  • tripe
  • trie
  • trode
  • trough
  • troop
  • trow
  • truce
  • true
  • trump
  • trust
  • truth
  • turn
  • twain
  • twelfth
  • twelve
  • twice
  • twigs
  • twins
  • two
  • twine
V
  • Vail
  • vain
  • vale
  • vaunt
  • vein
  • vent
  • vex
  • view
  • vile
  • vine
  • voice
  • void
  • vow
  • urge
  • use
W
  • Wade
  • wail
  • wait
  • wake
  • walk
  • want
  • ward
  • ware
  • warm
  • warp
  • wash
  • waste
  • watch
  • wave
  • wax
  • weak
  • wealth
  • wean
  • wear
  • weave
  • wedge
  • weeds
  • weep
  • week
  • weigh
  • weight
  • wench
  • wept
  • wert
  • whale
  • wheat
  • wheel
  • whelp
  • whence
  • where
  • which
  • while
  • white
  • whole
  • whom
  • whore
  • whose
  • why
  • wide
  • wife
  • wiles
  • wine
  • wink
  • wipe
  • wise
  • wish
  • witch
  • withs
  • wives

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  • wolf
  • womb
  • wont
  • wood
  • woof
  • wool
  • word
  • work
  • world
  • worm
  • worse
  • worst
  • worth
  • wove
  • would
  • wound
  • wrap
  • wrath
  • wreath
  • wrest
  • wring
  • write
  • wrong
  • wrote
  • wroth
  • wrought
  • wrung
Y
  • Yarn
  • yee
  • yeen
  • year
  • yield
  • yell
  • yern
  • yoke
  • yours
  • yew
  • young
  • youth
  • you
  • yield
Z
  • Zeal
VVords of two Syllables both whole and divided into Syllables.

A A
A-base Abase
ab-hor abhor
a-bide abide
ab-iect abject
a-ble able
a-board aboard
a-bode abode
a-bove above
a-bound abound
a-broad abroad
ab-sence absence
ab-sent absent
ab-stain abstain
absurd absurd
a-buse abuse
ac-cept accept
ac-cess access
ac-cord accord
ac-count account
ac-cuse accuse
ac-quaint acquaint
ac-quit acquit
a-cre acre
ad-ding adding
ad-der adder
ad-jure adjure
ad-orn adorn
ad-vance advance
ad-vise advise
a-far afar
af-fairs affairs
af-fect affect
af-firm affirm
af-flict afflict
af-ford afford
af-fright affright
a-foot afoot
a-fore afore
a-fraid afraid
a-fresh afresh
af-ter after
a-gainst against
a-gate agate
a-ged aged
a-gree agree

Page 32

a-ground aground
a-gue ague
aid-ed aideth
ail-eth aileth
air-ed aired
al-arm alarm
a-like alike
a-live alive
al-low allow
al-lure allure
al-mond almond
al-most almost
a-loft aloft
a-lone alone
a-long along
a-loof aloof
a-loud alaud
al-pha alpha
al-ter alter
al-tar altar
al-though although
al-ways always
a-maze amaze
am-bush amber
am-bush ambush
a-mend amend
a-merce amerce
a-miss amiss
a-mong among
an-kle ankles
an-chor anchor
an-gel angel
an-ger anger
an-gle angle
an-gred angred
an-gry angry
an-guish anguish
a-nise anise
a-noint anoint
a-non anon
ans-wer answer
an-vil anvil
a-ny any
a-pace apace
a-part apart
ap-peal appeal
ap-pear appear
ap-pease appease
ap-ple apple
ap-ply apply
ap-point appoint
ap-pronch approach
ap-prove approve
a-pron apron
ar-ray array
ar-cher archer
ar-gue argue
a-rise arise
ar-my army
ar-mour armour
a-rose arose
ar-row arrow
a-scend ascend
a-scent ascent
a-scribe ascribe
ash-es ashes
ash-pans ashpans
a-side aside
ask-ed asked
ask-est askest
a-sleep asleep
as-sault assault
as-say assay
as-sent assent
as-sign assign
as-sist assist
as-sure assure
as-swage asswage
a-stray astray
a-thirst athirst
at-tain attain
at-tend attend
at-tent attent
at-tire attire
a-venge avenge
a-verse averse

Page 33

aug-ment augment
a-vouch avouch
a-void avoid
au-stere austere
au-thor author
a-wake awake
a-ware aware
a-woke awoke
aim-ing aiming

B B
Bab-ler Babler
back-bone backbone
back-bite backbite
back-side backside
back-slide backslide
back-ward backward
bad-ness badness
badg-er badger
bak-er baker
bald-ness baldness
bal-lance ballance
band-ed banded
ban-ner banner
ba-nish banish
ban-quec banquet
bap-tism baptism
bap-tist baptist
bap-tize baptize
bar-ber barber
bare-foot barefoot
bar-ley barley
bar-rel barrel
bar-ren barren
bas-ket basket
ba-son bason
ba-stard bastard
bat-tel battel
bea-con beacon
bear-ers bearers
beat-en beaten
beau-ty beauty
be-came became
be-come become
bee-tle beetle
be-fal befal
be-fore before
be-gan began
be-gat begat
be-get beget
beg-ged begged
beg-ger begger
be-guile beguile
be-half behalf
be-have behave
be-head behead
be-held beheld
be-hind behind
be-hold behold
be-hoove behoove
be-ing being
be-lieve believe
be-lief belief
be-ly bely
bel-low bellow
bel-lows bellows
bel-ly belly
be-long belong
be-moan bemoan
bench-es benches
be-neath beneath
be-reave bereave
be-ryl beryl
ber-ries berries
be-seech beseech
be-set beset
be-side beside
be-siege besiege
be-som besom
be-sought besought
be-stead bestead
be-stir bestir
be-stow bestow
be-take betake
be-think bethink

Page 34

be-times betimes
be-tray betray
be-troth betroth
bet-ter better
beu-lah beulah
be-wail bewail
be-ware beware
be-witch bewitch
be-wray bewray
be-yond beyond
bib ber bibber
bid-den bidden
bil-lows billows
bind-eth bindeth
bi-shop bishop
bit-ter bitter
bit-tern bittern
black-er blacker
black-ness blackness
blame-less blameless
blank-et blanket
blas-pheme blaspheme
blear-ing blearing
blem-ish blemish
bles-sed blessed
blue-ness blueness
blind-ness blindness
blou-dy bloudy
bloom-ed bloomed
blos-som blossom
bo-dy body
boil-ed boiled
bold-ly boldly
bold-ness boldness
bol-ster bolster
bond-age bondage
bon-nets bonnets
bor-der border
bor-row borrow
bo-som bosom
bos-ses bosses
bot-tle bottle
bot-tom bottom
boun-ty bounty
bow-ed bowed
bow-eth boweth
bow-els bowels
bowl-ed bowled
brace-let bracelet
brak-est brakest
bram-ble bramble
brand-ish brandish
bra-zen brazen
brawl-er brawler
break-er breaker
breech-es breeches
breed-ing breeding
bre-thren brethren
bri-ar briar
bri-dle bridle
brief-ly briefly
bright-ness brightness
brim-stone brimstone
bring-eth bringeth
brit-tle brittle
brok-en broken
bro-ther brother
brought-est broughtest
broil-ed broiled
bruis-ed bruised
bub-leth bubleth
buck-et bucket
buck-ler buckler
buf-fet buffet
build-ed builded
bul-lock bullock
bul-rush bulrush
bul-warks bulwarks
bun-dle bundle
bur-den burden
burg-lers burglers
bu-ry bury
burn-ed burned
burst-ing bursting
bush-el bushel
bush-es bushes

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bu-sie busie
but-ler butler
but-ter butter
but-tocks buttocks
buy-er buyer

C C
Cab-bins Cabbins
cal-led called
cam-el camel
cam-est camest
cam-phire camphire
can-dle candle
cap-tive captive
care-less careless
car-case carcase
car-nal carnal
car-ry carry
cart-rope cartrope
carv-ed carved
case-ment casement
cast-ing casting
cas-tle castle
catch-eth catcheth
cat-tle cattle
caus-ed caused
caus-es causes
cau-sey causey
ceas-ed ceased
ce-dar cedar
cel-lars cellars
cen-ser censer
cen-sure censure
cer-tain certain
chaf-ed chafed
chal-lenge challenge
cham-ber chamber
charg-ed charged
chan-nel channel
chap-man chapman
chap-pel chappel
charg-ed charged
charm-ed charmed
cha-sten chasten
cha-stize chastize
chat-ter chatter
check-er checker
cheer-ful cheerful
cher-ish cherish
chest-nut chestnut
chick-ens chickens
chief-ly chiefly
chil-dren children
chim-ney chimney
choic-est choicest
cho-ler choler
chos-en chosen
cry-stal crystal
church-es churches
churl-ish churlish
churn-ing churning
chus-est chusest
ceil-ed ceiled
cir-cle circle
cir-cuit circuit
ci-stern cistern
ci-ty city
clam-our clamour
clean-ness cleanness
clean-sed cleansed
clear-ly clearly
cleav-eth cleaveth
climb-ed climbed
cloath-ed cloathed
clo set closet
clou-dy cloudy
clo-ven cloven
clout-ed clouted
clus-ter cluster
coach-es coaches
coc-kle cockle
cof-fer coffer
cof-fin coffin
col-lar collar
col-ledge colledge

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col-lops collops
co-lour colour
come-ly comely
com-eth cometh
com-fort comfort
com-mand command
com-mend commend
com-mit commit
com-mon common
com-mune commune
com-pact compact
com-pass compass
com-pel compel
com-plain complain
com-pleat compleat
com-pound compound
con-ceal conceal
con-ceit conceit
con-ceive conceive
con-cern concern
con-cord concord
con-course concourse
con-demn condemn
con-duct conduct
con-duit conduit
con-fess confess
con-firm confirm
con-flict conflict
con-found confound
co-ny cony
con-quer conquer
con-sent consent
con-sist consist
con-strain constrain
con-spire conspire
con-sult consult
con-sume consume
con-tain contain
con-temn contemn
con-tempt contempt
con-tend contend
con-tent content
con-test contest
con-trite contrite
con-vent convent
con-vert convert
con-vey convey
con-vict convict
con-vince convince
cool-ing cooling
co-py copy
cop-ing coping
cop-per copper
cor-ban corban
co-ral coral
cor-ner corner
cornet cornet
cor-rect correct
cor-rupt corrupt
cost-ly costly
cot-tage cottage
couch-eth coucheth
co-ver cover
co-vet covet
coun-sel counsel
count-ed counted
coun-try country
cou-ple couple
cou-rage courage
crak-ling crackling
crack-ness crackness
craf-ty crafty
crafts-man craftsman
cra-ved craved
cre-ate created
crea-ture creature
cree-ping creeping
cree-ple creeple
cry-ed cryed
cry-est cryest
cry-ing crying
crim son crimson
crisp-ing crisping
crook-backt crookbackt
crook-ed crooked
crown-ing crowing

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crown-ed crowned
crud-led crudled
cru-el cruel
crush-ed crushed
cu-bit cubit
cuc-kow cuckow
cum-bred cumbred
cum-min cummin
cun-ning cunning
curd-ed curded
curl-ed curled
cur-rant currant
cur-sed cursed
cour-tain courtain
cus-tom custom
cut-test cuttest
cym-bal cymbal
cy-press cypress

D D
Dag-ger Dagger
dain-ty dainty
dam-mage dammage
dam-ned damned
dand-led dandled
dan-ger danger
dark-ly darkly
dark-en darken
dark-ness darkness
dar-ling darling
dash-ed dashed
daugh-ter daughter
danc-ed danced
dawn-ing dawning
dea-con deacon
dead-ly deadly
deal-est dealest
dear-ly dearly
de-base debase
de-bate debate
deb-ter debter
de-cay decay
de-cease decease
de-ceit deceit
de-ceive deceive
de-cent decent
deck-ed decked
de-clare declare
de-cline decline
de-cree decree
deem-ed deemed
de-fame defame
de-feat defeat
de-fect defect
de-fence defence
de-fend defend
de-fer defer
de-fie defie
de-file defile
de-fraud defraud
de-gree degree
de-lay delay
de-light delight
de-mand demand
de-ny deny
de-nounce denounce
de-part depart
de-pend depend
de-pose depose
de-prive deprive
de-pute depute
de-ride deride
de-sart desart
de-scend descend
de-scent descent
de-scribe describe
de-scry descry
de-sert desert
de-serve deserve
de-sire desire
de-spair despair
de-spise despise
de-spite despite
de-stroy destroy
de-tain detain

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de-test detest
de-vice device
de-vil devil
de-vise devise
de-vote devote
de-vour devour
de-vout devout
di-al dial
di-ed died
di-et diet
dif-fer differ
dig-ged digged
dim-ness dimness
di-ned dined
din-ner dinner
dip-ped dipped
di-rect direct
dir-ty dirty
dis-cern discern
dis-charge discharge
dis-close disclose
dis-cord discord
dis-creet discreet
dis-dain disdain
dis-ease disease
dis-grace disgrace
dis-guise disguise
dish-es dishes
dis-joyn disjoyn
dis-may dismay
dis-miss dismis
dis-patch dispatch
dis-pence dispence
dis-perse disperse
dis-play display
displease displease
dis-pose dispose
dis-pute dispute
dis-sent dissent
dis-solve dissolve
di-staff distaff
di-stant stistant
di-stil distil
di-stinct distinct
di-stract distract
di-stress distress
ditch-es ditches
di-vers divers
di-vide divide
di-vine divine
di-vorce di-vorce
doc-tor doctor
doc-trine doctrine
do-er doer
dou-ble dou-ble
doubt-ful doubtful
dow-ry dowry
dra-gon dragon
draw-er drawer
dread-ful dreadful
dream-er dreamer
dres-sed dressed
drew-est drewest
dri-ed dried
drink-er drinker
dri-ven driven
drop-sy dropsy
drow-ned drowned
drun-kard drunkard
duke-dom dukedom
dul-ness dulness
du-ty duty
dwel-ling dwelling

E E
Ea-gle Eagle
ear-ly early
ear-nest earnest
earth-en earthen
ea-sy easy
eat-er eater
eat-ing eating
e-cho echo
ef-fect effect
el-bows elbows

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el-der elder
e-lect elect
em-pire empire
em-ploy employ
emp-ty empty
en-camp encamp
en-close enclose
end-ed ended
en-dure endure
en-dow endow
en-flame enflame
en-joy enjoy
en-large enlarge
e-nough enough
en-sign ensign
en-sue ensue
en-tice entice
en-trance entrance
en-vy envy
e-qual equal
e-rect erect
er-rand errand
er-rour errour
e-scape escape
e-schew eschew
e-spy espy
e-spouse espouse
e-state estate
e-strange estrange
e-vent event
e-ver ever
e-vil evil
ex-ceed exceed
ex-change exchange
ex-cept except
ex-cel excel
ex-cess excess
ex-ile exile
ex-pect expect
ex-pel expel
ex-press express
ex-tend extend
ex-tol extol
eye-sight eyesight

F F
Fa-bles Fables
fa-ces faces
fa-deth fadeth
fail-eth faileth
faith-ful faithful
fail-ing failing
fals-hood falshood
fa-mous famous
fa-mine famine
fat-ness fatness
fa-ther father
faul-ty faulty
fa-vour favour
fee-ble feeble
fel-low fellow
fen-ced fenced
fer-vent fervent
fet-ters fetters
fewel fewel
fierce-nes fierceness
fight-er fighter
fi-gure figure
fil-thy filthy
finger finger
fin-nish finish
fire-brand firebrand
first-ling firstling
fish-er fisher
fixed fixed
flat-ter flatter
flesh-ly fleshly
flou-rish flourish
flow-er flower
flut-ter flutter
fod-der fodder
fol-low follow
fool-ish foolish
for-bare forbare
fore-cast forecast

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fore-head forehead
fore-run forerun
fore-warn forewarn
for-give forgive
for-nace fornace
for-sake forsake
for-ward forward
fow-ler fowler
foun-tain fountain
fur-bish furbish
frag-ments fragments
free-dom freedom
fre-quent frequent
friend-ship friendship
frow-ard froward
frus-trate frustrate
ful-fil fulfil
fur-long furlong
fur-nish furnish
fur-row furrow
fur-ther further

G G
Gad-dest Gaddest
gain-say gainsay
gal-lant gallant
gal-lows gallows
gar-land garland
gar-ment garment
gar-ner garner
ga-ther gather
gen-tle gentie
ges-ture gesture
gi-ant giant
gir-dle girdle
glad-ness gladness
glean-ing gleaning
glo-ry glory
glut-ton glutton
god-dess goddess
go-ings goings
gol-den golden
gold-smith goldsmith
good-ness goodness
gos-pel gospel
go-vern govern
graf-ted grafted
gra-vel gravel
gra-ven graven
gree-dy greedy
green-ness greenness
griev-ous grievous
grind-er grinder
groan-ing groaning
grudg-ing grudging
guil-ty guilty
guilt-less guiltless

H H
ha-bit habit
hai-ry hairy
hal-low hallow
ham-mer hammer
han-dle handle
hang-ing hanging
hap-pen happen
hap-py happy
hard-ness hardness
har-lot harlot
harm-less harmless
har-vest harvest
ha-tred hatred
ha-ven haven
haugh-ty haughty
heal-ing healing
hear-ing hearing
hea-ven heaven
he-brew hebrew
hei-nous heinous
help-er helper
hew-er hewer
hid-ing hiding
him-self himself
hire-ling hireling

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ho-ly holy
ho-nest honest
ho-nour honour
ho-ny hony
hor-rour horrour
house-hold houshold
hum-ble humble
hun-gry hungry
hun-ter hunter
hus-band husband
hys-sop hyssop

I I
Ja-cent Jacent
jang-ling jangling
jay-lor jaylor
jest-ing jesting
jea-lous jealous
i-dol idol
i-mage image
im-brace imbrace
im-plead implead
im-pute impute
in-cense incense
in-cest incest
in-chant inchant
in-crease increase
in-fant infant
in-form inform
in-joyn injoyn
in-quire inquire
in-spire inspire
in-tent intent
in-treat intreat
in-vent invent
in-vite invite
in-ward inward
jour-ny journy
joy-ful joyful
judg-ment judgment
jus-tice justice
just-ly justly

K K
Keep-er Keeper
kid-nies kidnies
kind-ness kindness
kin-dle kindle
king-dom kingdom
kin-dred kindred
kins-man kinsman
know-ledge knowledge
ker-nel kernel
ket-tle kettle
kis-sed kissed
king-ly kingly
kind-ly kindly
kick-ed kicked
kil-ling killing
kings-folk kingsfolk
knead-ed kneaded
knit-ting knitting
know-ing knowing
know-est knowest
knock-ed knocked

L L
La-bour Labour
la-den laden
la-ment lament
la-dy lady
lad-der ladder
la-dle ladle
lan-guish languish
laugh-ter laughter
law-ful lawful
law-yer lawyer
lean-ness leanness
learn-ing learning
leav-en leaven
leas-ing leasing
lean-ing leaning
lec-ture lecture

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le-per leper
let-ter letter
le-vite levite
le-vy levy
leud-ness leudness
light-ness lightness
light-ly lightly
light-en lighten
line-ing lineing
like-ness likeness
li-mit limit
lin-age linage
lin-ger linger
lin-nen linnen
lit-tle little
liv-ing living
loath-some loathsome
lodg-ing lodging
lof-ty lofty
lord-ship lordship
love-ly lovely
lo-ving loving
low-ly lowly
lus-ty lusty
ly-ar lyar

M M
Mad-ness Madness
maid-en maiden
maim-ed maimed
main-tain maintain
mak-er maker
ma-lice malice
man-kind mankind
ma-ny many
man-na manna
man-ner manner
man-tle mantle
mark-et market
ma-rine marine
mar-vel marvel
ma-son mason
mean-ing meaning
mea-sure measure
med-dle meddle
meek-ness meekness
mem-ber member
mer-chant merchant
mer-cy mercy
mer-ry merry
mes-sage message
mid-wife midwife
migh-ty mighty
mil-stone milstone
min-stril minstril
mir-rour mirrour
mis-chief mischief
mis-tris mistriss
mis-use misuse
mix-ed mixed
mock-er mocker
mo-dest modest
molt-en molten
mo-ment moment
mo-ny mony
mon-ster monster
morn-ing morning
mor-gage morgage
mor-sel morsel
mor-tal mortal
mo-ther mother
moun-tain mountain
mour-ner mourner
mur-der murder
mur-mur murmur
mu-sick musick
mus-ter muster
mut-ter mutter

N N
Na-ked Naked
na-tive native
na-ture nature
na-vel navel

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na-vy navy
nap-kin napkin
nar-row narrow
naugh-ty naughty
nee-dy needy
neg-lect neglect
neigh-bour neighbour
ne-phew nephew
net-tle nettle
ne-ver never
nim-ble nimble
no-ble noble
no-strils nostrils
new-ness newness
nig-gard niggard
no-ted noted
no-thing nothing
no-tice notice
no-vice novice
nou-rish nourish
nour-ture nourture
noi-sed noised
noy-some noysome
num-ber number
nur-sing nursing

O O
O-bey Obey
ob-ject object
ob-scure obscure
ob-tain obtain
ob-serve observe
o-dor odor
of-fend offend
of-fer offer
of-fice office
off spring offspring
of-ten often
old-er older
own-er owner
on ly only
o-pen open
op-pose oppose
or-dain ordain
or-der order
or-gan organ
o-ther other
o-ven oven
out-cast outcast
out-side outside
own-er owner
oynt-ment oyntment
oi-ly oily
o-live olive
on-ward outward
o-nyx onyx

P P
Pain-ful Painful
pain-ted painted
pa-lace palace
pale-ness paleness
pal-sy palsy
par-don pardon
pa-rents parents
par-lour parlour
part-ly partly
part-ner partner
pas-sage passage
pas-tor pastor
pat-tern pattern
peel-ed peeled
pen-ny penny
peo-ple people
per-ceive perceive
per-fect perfect
per-form perform
per-fume perfume
per-haps perhaps
pe-rish perish
per-mit permit
per-plex perplex
per-son person
per-swade perswade

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per-tain pertain
per-verse perverse
per-vert pervert
pil-grim pilgrim
pil-lar pillar
pillow pillow
pi-lot pilot
pitch-er pitcher
pla-gued plagued
plain-ly plainly
plain-ness plainness
plan-ting planting
plat-ter platter
plead-ing pleading
plea-sant pleasant
plea-sure pleasure
pledg-es pledges
plen-ty plenty
plowed plowed
pluck-ing plucking
pol-lute pollute
pon-der ponder
poy-son poyson
prac-tice practice
pra-ting prating
pray-er prayer
preach-ing preaching
pre-cept precept
pre-fer prefer
pre-pare prepare
pre-sence presence
pre-serve preserve
pre-sume presume
pre-tence pretence
pre-vail prevail
pre-vent prevent
prick-ing pricking
prin-ces princes
pri-son prison
pri-vate private
pro-ceed proceed
pro-claim proclaim
pro-cure procure
pro-fess profess
pro-fit profit
pro-long prolong
pro-mise promise
pro-mote promote
pro-nounce pronounce
pro-phane prophane
pro-phet prophet
pros-per prosper
pro-test protest
proud-ly proudly
pro-vide provide
pru-dence prudence
pub-lick publick
pub-lish publish
puf-fed puffed
pul-pit pulpit
pu-nish punish
pur-chase purchase
pure-ly purely
purg-ing purging
pur-ple purple
pur-pose purpose
pur-sue pursue
pour-tray pourtray

Q Q
Qua-king Quaking
qui-ver quiver
quar-rel quarrel
quar-ter quarter
quench-ing quenching
quick-ly quickly
qui-et quiet
quick-en quicken
quit-ted quitted
que-ry query
quar-ry quarry
quick-sands quicksands
qua-ver quaver
quilt-ed quilted
quaint-ly quaintly

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R R
Ra-ging Raging
rail-ing railing
rai-ment raiment
rain-ed rained
rain-bow rainbow
ran-some ransome
rash-ly rashly
ra-ther rather
ra-vish ravish
read-ing reading
rea-dy ready
reap-ed reaped
rea-sons reasons
re-bel rebel
re-buke rebuke
re-ceive receive
reck-on reckon
re cord record
re-count recount
re-deem redeem
re-fine refine
re-frain refrain
re-fresh refresh
re-fuge refuge
re-fuse refuse
re-gard regard
re-ject reject
reign-ed reigned
re-joice rejoyce
re-lease release
re-lieve relieve
re-ly rely
re-main remain
re-mit remit
rem-nant remnant
re-move remove
ren-der render
re-new renew
re-nounce renounce
re-nown renown
re-nue renue
re-pair repair
re-peat repeat
re-pent repent
re-ply reply
re-port report
re-proach reproach
re-proof reproof
re-quest request
re-quire require
re-quite requite
re-sign resign
re-serve reserve
re-sist resist
re-sort resort
re-solv resolve
re-spect respect
re-store restore
re-strain restrain
re-tain retain
re-tire retire
re-turn return
re-veal reveal
re-venge re-venge
re-vile revile
re-vive revive
re-volt revolt
re-ward reward
rich-es riches
rid-dle riddle
ri-der rider
ri-fle rifle
right-ly rightly
ri-gour rigour
ri-ot riot
ri-ver river
rob-ber robber
ro-man roman
root-ed rooted
ro-vers rovers
rough-ly roughly
roy-al royal
rud-dy ruddy

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ru-in ruin
ru-mour rumour
ru-ler ruler
rush-ing rushing
rus-ty rusty

S S
Sab-bath Sabbath
sack-but sackbut
sack-cloth sackcloth
sad-ness sadness
safe-ty safety
safe-guard safeguard
sam-ple sample
salt-ness saltness
sa-lute salute
san-dals sandals
sa-tan satan
san-dy sandy
sa-tyr satyr
sa-ving saving
sa-vour savour
say-ing saying
scan-dal scandal
scarce-ness scarceness
scar-let scarlet
scat-ter scatter
scald-ed scalded
scep-ter scepter
scho-lar scholar
sci-ence science
scof-fer scoffer
scorn-er scorner
scorn-ful scornful
scourg-ing scourging
scrap-ing scraping
scrip-ture scripture
scur-vey scurvy
sea-son season
se-cret secret
se-duce seduce
se-lah selah
sel-ler seller
sel-vedge selvedge
sen-se senses
sen-tence sentence
ser-vant servant
ser-vice service
set-tle settle
se-venth seventh
se-ver sever
sha-dow shadow
sha-dy shady
sha-king shaking
sham-bles shambles
shame-ful shameful
sharp-en sharpen
shear-er shearer
shel-ter shelter
she-riff sheriff
shear-ing shearing
ship-wrack shipwrack
short-ned shortned
short-ly shortly
shoul-der shoulder
shout-ing shouting
sick-ness sickness
sigh-ing sighing
si-lent silent
sil-ver silver
sim-ple simple
sin-cere sincere
si-news sinews
sin-ful sinful
sin-gle single
sing-ing singing
sin-ner sinner
sis-ter sister
slan-der slander
slaugh-ter slaughter
sloth-ful slothful
smel-ling smelling
snoar-ing snoaring
so-ber sober

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sod-der sodder
soft-ly softly
so-journ sojourn
so-lace solace
so-lemn solemn
speck-led speckled
speech-less speechless
spend-ing spending
spew-ing spewing
spo-ken spoken
sport-ing sporting
spoil-ing spoiling
spread-ing spreading
spring-ing springing
sprin-kle sprinkle
stand-ard standard
sta-tute statute
sted-fast stedfast
sting-ing stinging
sto-mack stomack
sto-ny stony
stand-ing standing
sto-ry story
stout-ness stoutness
strait-en straiten
strang-er stranger
strength-en strengthen
strik-er striker
stub-born stubborn
sub-iect subject
suc-cess success
suf-fice suffice
sweep-ing sweeping
swel-ling swelling

T T
Ta-ble Table
ta-bret tabret
ta-lent talent
tar-ry tarry
tast-ing tasting
tat-ler tatler
tax-ing taxing
teach-er teacher
tem-per temper
tem-pest tempest
tem-ple temple
temp-ter tempter
ten-der tender
te-nour tenour
thank-ful thankful
there-fore therefore
thrif-ty thrifty
this-tle thistle
threat-en threaten
thresh-ing threshing
thresh-old threshold
thum-mim thummim
thun-der thunder
ti-dings tidings
til-lage tillage
tim-ber timber
tink-ling tinkling
tit-tle tittle
to-ken token
tor-ment torment
tos-sing tossing
tow-er tower
traf-fick traffick
train-ed trained
tray-tor traytor
tram-ple trample
trans-fer transfer
trans-form transform
trans-gress transgress
tran-slate translate
tra-vel travel
trea-son treason
trea-sure treasure
tram-ple trample
tres-pass trespass
try-al tryal
tri-bute tribute
tric-kle trickle
tri-umph triumph

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trou-ble trouble
tru-ly truly
trum-pet trumpet
trus-ty trusty
tu-mult tumult
turn-ing turning
tu-tor tutor
twi-light twilight
ti-dings tidings
ty-rant tyrant

V V
Vain-ly Vainly
va-lour valour
va-lue value
va-nish vanish
ve-nom venom
ven-ture venture
ves-sel vessel
ves-try vestry
vex-ing vexing
view-ing viewing
vile-ness vileness
vil-lage village
vine-yard vineyard
vin-tage vintage
vi-ol viol
vi-per viper
vir-gin virgin
vis-age visage
vi-sit visit
un-clean unclean
un-do undo
u-nite unite
un-just unjust
un-kind unkind
un-known unknown
un-til until
un-wise unwise
vo-lume volume
vo-mit vomit
voy-age voyage
up-braid upbraid
up-hold uphold
up-right upright
up-roar uproar
up-ward upward
ur-gent urgent
u-surp usurp
ut-most utmost
ut-ter utter
use-ful useful

W W
Wa-fer Wafer
wag-es wages
wag-gon waggon
wail-ing wailing
wait-ing waiting
wak-ing waking
walk-ing walking
wal-let wallet
wal-low wallow
wan-der wander
want-ing wanting
wan-ton wanton
warn-ing warning
war-fare warfare
wash-ing washing
watch-ing watching
wa-ter water
wa-ver waver
weak-ness weakness
weal-thy wealthy
wean-ed weaned
wea-pon weapon
wea-ry weary
wed-ding wedding
weep-ing weeping
weigh-ty weighty
wel-fare welfare
whet-ting whetting
whol-some wholsome
whol-ly wholly

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whore-dom whoredom
wick-ed wicked
wid-dow widdow
wil ful wilful
wil-ling willing
win-dow window
wink-ing winking
wip-ing wiping
wis-dom wisdom
witch-craft witchcraft
wish-ing wishing
with-draw withdraw
wi-ther wither
with-in within
with-out without
with-stand withstand
wit-ness witness
wit-ty witty
wiz-ard wizard
wo-ful woful
wo-man woman
won-der wonder
work-man workman
world-ly worldly
worm-wood wormwood
wor-ship worship
wor-thy worthy
wound-ed wounded
wrest-ing wresting
wretch-ed wretched
wrin-kles wrinkles
writ-ten written
wrong-ing wronging
wrong-ful wrongful
wrath-ful wrathful
wring-ing wringing

Y Y
Year-ly Yearly
youth-ful youthful
yel-low yellow
youn-ger younger

Z Z
Zea-lous Zealous

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Words of three Sylables, both whole and divided into Sylables.

A A
A-ba-sed Abased
a-ba-ted abate
ab-hor-ring abhorring
ab-hor-red abhorred
ab-or-tive abortive
a-bo-lish abolish
a-bound-ing abounding
a-bun-dance abundance
ab-sti-nence abstinence
ac-cep-ted accepted
ac-cep-tance acceptance
ac-com-plish accomplish
ac-cu-sed accused
a-dorn-ed adorned
ad-vi-sed advised
ad-vanc-ed advanced
ad-ju-red adjured
af-fa-ded affaded
af-fect-ed affected
af-firmed affirmed
af-fright-ed affrighted
a-gre-ed agreed
a-larm-ed alarmed
al-low-ed allowed
al-lu-red allured
al-ter-ed altered
a-ma-zed amazed
a-mend-ed amended
an-cho-red anchored
a-noint-ed anointed
an-swer-ed answered
ap-peal-ed appealed
ap-pear-ed appeared
ap-peas-ed appeased
ap-point-ed appointed
ap-pli-ed applied
ap-proach-ed approached
ar-ray-ed arrayed
a-scend-ed ascended
a-scrib-ed ascribed
as-sault-ed assaulted

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as-sign-ed assigned
as-sist-ed assisted
as-su-red assured
as-swag-ed asswaged
at-tain-ed attained
at-tend-ed attended
a-ti-ring atiring
a-veng-ing ave••••ing
aug-ment-ed augmented
a-vouch-ed avouched
a-wa-ked awaked

B B
Back-bi-ting Backbiting
back-sli-der backslider
back-ward-ly backwardly
ba-nish-ed banished
bap-tiz-ing baptizing
bar-ba-rous barbarous
bar-ren-ness barrenness
beau-ti-ful beautiful
be-got-ten begotten
be-guil-ed beguiled
be-head-ed beheaded
be-hold-ing beholding
be-liev-ing believing
be-long-ed belonged
bel-low-ing bellowing
be-liev-ed believed
be-moan-ing bemoaning
be-reav-ed bereaved
be-seech-ing beseeching
be-sieg-ed besieged
be-tray-ing betraying
be-troath-ed betroathed
blas-phem-er blasphemer
bor-row-ed borrowed
bran-dish-ing brandishing

C C
Can-ker-ed Cankered
car-bun-cle carbuncle
care-ful-ness carefulness
car-ca-ses carcases
care-less-ness carelesness
car-nl-ly carnally
car-pen-ter carpenter
car-ri-age carriage
car-i-ed carried
cen-su-red censured
chal-leng-ing challenging
chast-en-ing chastening
cha-stiz-ing chastizing
cheer-ful-ly cheerfully
che-rish-ing cherishing
chur-lish-ly churlishly
cla-mour-ing clamouring
clou-di-ness cloudiness
com-li-ness comliness
com-for-ted comforted
com-mand-ed commanded
com-mit-ted committed
com-mon-ly commonly
com-pel-led compelled
com-plain-ing complaining
com-pound-ing compounding
con-demn-ed condemned
con-duct-ing conducting
con-fes-sing confessing
con-quer-ing conquering
cor-rect-ing correcting
cost-li-ness costliness
co-ver-ing covering
cre-a-ted created
con-ver-ted converted
con-firm-ing confirming
cor-upt-ed corrupted

D D
Dam-na-ble Damnable
da-mo-sel damosel
dan-ge-rous dangerous
dark-en-ed darkened

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de-ceas-ed deceased
de-ceit-ful- deceitful
de-ceiv-ed deceived
de-cent-ly decently
de-cla-red declared
de-fa-ming defaming
de-fend-ed defended
de-fil-ed defiled
de-fraud-ing defrauding
de-lay-ed delayed
de-light-ing delighting
de-mand-ed demanded
de-ny-ing denying
de-pri-ved deprived
de-scend-ing descending
de-serv-ed deserved
de-spair-ing despairing
de-spi-sing despising
de-stroy-ed destroyed
de-tain-ed de-tai-ned
dif-fer-ing differing
dis-charg-ed discharged
di-rect-ing directing
di-scern-ing discerning
dis-dain-ing disdaining
dis-gra-ced disgraced
dis-guis-ed disguised
di-stract-ed distracted
distres-sed distressed
di-spo-sing disposing
dread-ful-ness dreadfulness
doubt-ful-ly doubtfully
di-vor-cing divorcing
dis-sol-ved dissolved
drunk-en-ness drunkenness
di-vi-ner diviner
di-vor-ced divorced
dread-ful-ly dreadfully
dul-ci-mer dulcimer
dun-ge-on dungeon
du-ra-ble durable

E E
Ear-nest-ly Earnestly
earth-li-ness earthliness
e-di-fie edifie
ef-fect-ed effected
e-lect-ed elected
e-le-ments elements
e-lo-quent eloquent
em-bol-den embolden
em-brac-ing embracing
em-broid-er embroider
e-mi-nent eminent
em-ploy-ment employment
em-pti-ness emptiness
en-cli-ning enclining
en-camp-ing encamping
en-clo-sed enclosed
en-count-er encounter
en-cou-rage encourage
en-dam-age endamage
en-dan-ger endanger
en-dea-vour endeavour
en-du-ring enduring
e-ne-my enemy
en-mi-ty enmity
enfl-a-ming enflaming
en-gage-ment engagement
en-gra-ver engraver
en-large-ment enlargement
en-light-en enlighten
en-sam-ple ensample
en-tice-ment enticement
en-ter-tain entertain
en-ter-ing entering
en-trap-ping entrapping
en-ter-prise enterprise
en-vi-ous envious
en-vi-ron environ
e-pi-cure epicure
e-pi-stle epistle

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e-qui-ty equity
e-scap-ing escaping
e-schew-ing eschewing
e-spou-sals espousals
e-sta-blish establish
e-sti-mate estimate
e-ter-nal eternal
e-ver-more evermore
e-vi-dence evidence
ex-act-er exacter
ex-a-mine examine
ex-ceed-ing exceeding
ex-cel-lent excellent
ex-chang-er exchanger
ex-clu-ded excluded
ex-cu-sing excusing
ex-hor-ting exhorting
ex-or-cist exorcist
ex-pect-ing expecting
ex-pel-led expelled
ex-pen-ces expences
ex-pi-red expired
ex-pound-ed expounded
ex-pres-ly expresly
ex-tend-ed extended
ex-tol-led extolled

F F
Fa-cul-ty Faculty
faith-ful-ly faithfully
feign-ed-ly feignedly
fa-mous-ly famously
fa-mi-ly family
fa-ther-less fatherless
fa-vou-rite favourite
fear-ful-ly fearfully
fee-ble-ness feebleness
fel-low-ship fellowship
fer-vent-ly fervently
fil-thi-ness filthiness
flat-ter-er flatterer
flesh-li-ness fleshliness
flou-rish-ing flourishing
fool-ish-ness foolishness
for-bear-ing forbearing
for-reign-er forreigner
for-feit-ed forfeited
for-get-ful forgetful
for-give-ness forgiveness
for-got-ten forgotten
for-sak-ing forsaking
fro-ward-ness frowardness
fron-ti-ers frontiers
fruit-ful-ness fruitfulness
fur-ni-ture furniture
fur-bish-ing furbishing

G G
Gal-le-ries Galleries
gar-di-ner gardiner
gar-nish-ing garnishing
ga-ther-ing gathering
ga-sing-stock gasingstock
ge-ne-ral general
gen-tle-ness gentleness
gar-ri-son garrison
glo-ri-fie glorifie
glo-ri-ous glorious
glut-to-ny gluttony
gloom-i-ness gloominess
god-li-ness godliness
go-ver-nor governor
gras-hop-per grashopper
gra-vi-ty gravity
gree-di-ness greediness
griev-ous-ly grievously
grudg-ing-ly grudgingly
guile-ful-ly guilefully
guil-ti-ness guiltiness
guilt-les-ly guiltlesly

H H
Hal-low-ed Hallowed

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hard-en-ing hardening
ha-sten-ing hastening
hate-ful-ly hatefully
haugh-ti-ness haughtiness
health-ful-ly healthfully
heark-en-ed hearkened
hea-ven-ly heavenly
hea-vi-ness heaviness
hei-nous-ly heinously
here-af-ter hereafter
here-to-fore heretofore
he-re-tick heretick
he-ri-tage heritage
ho-li-ness holiness
ho-ne-sty honesty
hor-ri-bly horribly
hum-ble-ness humbleness
hus-band-ry husbandry
hy-po-crite hypocrite

I I
Jest-ing-ly Jestingly
jea-lou-sy jealously
ig-no-rance ignorance
i-ma-gine imagine
i-mi-tate imitate
im-mor-tal immortal
im-part-ing imparting
im-ploy-ed imployed
im-po-sed imposed
im-po-tent impotent
im-pu-dent impudent
im-pu-ted imputed
im-mer-sed immersed
in-chan-ter inchanter
in-creas-ing increasing
in-di-ting inditing
in-fa-mous infamous
in-fi-del infidel
in-fi-nite infinite
in-flu-ence influence
in-form-er informer
in-graft-ed ingrafted
in-ha bite inhabite
in-he-rit inherit
in-larg-ment inlargment
in-light-en inlighten
in-no-cent innocent
in-spi-ed inspired
in-stant-ly instantly
in-struct-ed instructed
in-tang-led intangled
in-tend-ed intended
in-trea-ty intreaty
in-ter-est interest
in-vent-er inventer
in-vi-ting inviting
in-ward-ly inwardly
joy-ful-ly joyfully
joru-ney-ing journeying
ju-bi-lee jubile
i-vo-ry ivory
ju-sti-fy justify

K K
Kind-nes-ses Kindnesses
know-ing-ly knowingly

L L
La-bour-er Labourer
la-men-ted lamented
lan-guish-ing languishing
law-ful-ly lawfully
law-giv-er lawgiver
learn-ed-ly learnedly
le-pro-sy leprosy
li-be-ral liberal
li-ber-ty liberty
light-en-ing lightening
love-li-ness loveliness
low-li-ness lowliness
lu-sti-ness lustiness
lurk-ing-ly lurkingly
le-che-ry lechery

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M M
Ma-gi-strate Magistrate
mag-ni-fy magnify
ma-je-sty majesty
main-te-nance maintenance
ma-ni-fest manifest
ma-ni-fold manifold
ma-ri-ner mariner
mar-vel-lous marvellous
mea-sur-ing measuring
me-di-cine medicine
me-di-tate meditate
me-mo-ry memory
men-ti-on mention
mer-ci-ful merciful
mes-sen-ger messenger
migh-ti-ly mightily
mi-ni-ster minister
mi-ra-cle miracle
mer-ri-ment merriment
mis-chiev-ous mischievous
mis-car-ry miscarry
mi-se-ry misery
mo-de-rate moderate
mo-de-sty modesty
mol-li-fy mollify
move-a-ble moveable
mor-ti-fie mortifie
mul-ti-ply multiply
mul-ti-tude multitude
mur-der-er murderer
mur-mur-ing murmuring
mu-si-cal musical
mu-ster-eth mustereth
mu-tu-al mutual
my-ste-ry mystery

N N
Na-ked-ness Nakedness
na-ti-on nation
na-tu-ral natural
naugh-ti-ness naughtiness
neg-li-gent negligent
neigh-bour-ly neighbourly
nig-gard-ly niggardly
no-ble-ness nobleness
no-ta-ble notable
nou-rish-ing nourishing
noi-som-ness noisomness
nur-se-ry nursery
no-vel-ty novelty
num-ber-ing numbering
nu-tri-ment nutriment

O O
O-bey-snce Obeysance
of-fer-ing offering
ob-serv-ing observing
ob-tain-ed obtained
oc-cu-py occupy
o-di-ous odious
of-fen-sive offensive
of-fend-ed offended
ob-sti-nate obstinate
o-pen-ly openly
o-pe-rate operate
op-po-sing opposing
op-pres-sing oppressing
o-ra-cle oracle
o-ra-tor orator
or-dain-ing ordaining
or-der-ly orderly
or-din-ance ordinance
or-na-ment ornament
o-ver-charge overcharge
o-ver-come overcome
o-ver-see oversee
o-ver-sight oversight
o-ver-take overtake
o-ver-throw overthrow
out-go-ing outgoing
out-lan-dish outlandish

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out-stretch-ed outstretced
out ward-ly outwardly

P P
Pa-ci-fy Pacify
pain-ful-ly painfully
pa-ra-ble parable
pa-ra-dise paradise
par-ta-ker par-ta-ker
par-ti-al partial
pas-sen-ger passenger
pas-so-ver passover
pas-si-on passion
pa-ti-ence patience
pa-tri-arch patriarch
peace-able peaceable
pen-ti-cost penticost
pe-nu-ry penury
per-fect-ly perfectly
per, fu-med perfumed
pe-ri-lous perilous
pe-ri-shing perishing
per-ju-red perjured
per-mit-ting permitting
per-plex-ed perplexed
per-se-cute persecute
per-se-vere persevere
per-swaded peswaded
per-vers-ly perverssly
pe-sti-lence pestilence
pha-ri-see pharisee
pi-e-ty piety
pil-gri-mage pilgrimage
pi-ti-ful pitiful
plea-sant-ly pleasantly
plen-te-ous plenteous
pos-ses-sor poss ssor
pos-si-ble possible
po-ten-tate potentate
po-ver-ty poverty
pow-er-ful powerful
pre-ci-ous precious
pre-pa-red prepared
pre-sent-ly presently
pre-ser-ved preserved
pre-si-dent president
pre-vail-ing prevailing
pre-vent-ed prevented
prin-ci-pal principal
pri-so-ner prisoner
pri-vi-ly privily
pro-ceed-ing proceeding
providence providence
pro-fit-ed profitted
pro-fes-sing professing
pro-long-ing prolonging
pro-mi-sed promised
pro-se-lyte proselyte
pros-pe-rous prosperous
pro-sti-tute prostitute
pro-ven-der provender
pro-claim-ing pro-claim-ing
psal-te-ry psaltery
pub-li-can publican
pu-nish-ment punishment
pur-cha-sing purchasing
pu-ri-fy purify
pur-po-sing purposing
pur-suing pursuing

Q Q
Qua-li-ty Quality
quar-ter-ing quartering
qui-et-ing quieting
qui-et-ness quietness
qui-et-ly quietly
quick-en-ing quickening

R R
Ran-som-ing Ransoming
ra-ven-ous ravenous
ra-vish-ment ravishment
rea-di-ness readiness
rea-son-ing reasoning

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re-bel-ling rebelling
re-bu-ked rebuked
re-ceiv-ing receiving
re-com-mend recommend
re-con-cile reconcile
re-cor-der recorder
re-co-ver recover
re-count-ing recounting
re-deem-er redeemer
re-form-ed reformed
re-fresh-ing refreshing
re-fu-sing refusing
re-gard-ed regarded
re-gi-on region
re-gi-ster register
re-hear-sal rehearsal
re-main-der remainder
re-me-dy remedy
re-mem-ber remember
re-pair-er repairer
re-pen-tance repentance
re-port-ed reported
re-pro-bate reprobate
re-proach-ful reproachful
re-prov-ed reproved
re-si-due residue
re-veal-ed revealed
re-vi-ling reviling
re-vi-ving reviving
re-vol-ter revolter
ri-o-tous riotous
ring-lead-er ringleader
rob-be-ry robbery
rot-ten-ness rottenness
ru-di-ments rudiments
roy-al-ty royalty

S S
Sa-cra-ment Sacrament
sa-cri-fice sacrifice
sa-cri-ledge sacriledge
sa-lu-ting saluting
san-cti-fy sanctify
sa-tis-fy satisfy
sa-vi-our saviour
sa-vou-ry savoury
schis-ma-tick schismatick
scorn-ful-ly scornfully
scor-pi-on scorpion
se-cret-ly secretly
se-cure-ly securely
se-du-ced seduced
se-pa-rate separate
se-pul-cher sepulcher
ser-vi-tude servitude
se-ve-ral several
shame-ful-ly shamefully
shel-ter-ing sheltering
sig-ni-fy signify
si-lent-ly silently
si-mi-le simile
sin-gle-ness singleness
si-tu-ate situate
sin-ful-ly sinfully
slan-der-ed slandered
slip-pe-ry slippery
sloath-ful-ness sloathfulness
so-ber-ness soberness
so-journ-ing sojourning
so-lemn-ly solemnly
sooth-say-er soothsayer
sor-cer-er sorcerer
sor-row-ful sorrowful
spe-ci-al special
spee-di-ly speedily
stam-mer-er stammerer
sted-fast-ly stedfastly
sub-scrib-ing subscribing
sub-ver-ted subverted
suc-cour-er succourer
suf-fer-ing suffering
suit-a-ble suitable
sur-feit-ing surfeiting
su-ste-nance sustenance
swal-low-ing swallowing

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sy-na-gogue synagogue

T T
Task-ma-ster Taskmaster
tem-pe-rance temperance
tem-po-ral temporal
ten-der-ness tenderness
ter-ri-ble terrible
ter-ri-fie terrifie
te-sta-ment testament
te-sti-fie testifie
te-sta-tor testator
thun-der-ing thundering
to-ge-ther together
tor-men-tor tormentor
tot-ter-ing tottering
tra-vel-ler traveller
trea-su-ry treasury
tres-pas-ses trespasses
tri-umph-ing triumphing
ty-ran-ny tyranny
tru-sti-ness trustiness

V V
Va-ga-bond Vagabond
va-li-ant valiant
va-lu-ed valued
va-ni-ty vanity
va-ri-ance variance
ve-he-ment vehement
ve-ri-ty verity
vi-cto-ry victory
vi-ctu-al victual
vi-gi-lant vigilant
vi-la-ny vilany
vi-ne-gar vinegar
vi-o-late violate
vi-o-lence violence
vi-si-ble visible
vi-si-on vision
un-a-ble unable
un-a-wares unawares
un-be-lief unbelief
un-cer-tain uncertain
un-clean-ness uncleanness
un-come-ly uncomely
un-co-ver uncover
un-der-stand understand
un-der-take undertake
un-feign-ed unfeigned
un-faith-ful unfaithful
un-fruit-ful unfruitful
un-god-ly ungodly
un-ho-ly unholy
u-ni-ty unity
un-learn-ed unlearned
un-kind-ness unkindness
un-law-ful unlawful
un-mind-ful unmindful
un-ru-ly unruly
un-seem-ly unseemly
un-skil-ful unskilful
un-wor-thy unworthy
up-hold-en upholden
up-right-ly uprightly
u-surp-er usurper
ut-ter-ance utterance
ut-ter-ly utterly
ut-ter-most uttermost

W W
Wal-low-ing Wallowing
wan-der-er wanderer
war-ri-our warriour
way-fa-ring wayfaring
wea-ri-ness weariness
wea-ri-some wearisome
whis-per-ing whispering
wick ed-ness wickedness
wil-der-ness wilderness
wi-li-ly wilily
wil-ling-ly willingly
wit-nes-sing witnessing
won-der-ful wonderful
wor-ship-per worshipper
wor-thi-ly worthily

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wrong-ful-ly wrongfully
wi-ther-ed withered

Y Y
Youth-ful-ly Youthfully

Z Z
Zeal-ous-ly Zealously

Words of four Syllables both whole and divided into Syllables.

A A
A-bi-li-ty Ability
a-bo-lish-ed abolished
a-bo-mi-nate abominate
a-bun-dant-ly abundantly
ab-ro-ga-ted abrogated
a-bor-tive-ness abortiveness
ac-cep-ta-ble acceptable
ac-com-plish-ed accomplished
ac-com-pa-ny accompany
ac-know-ledg-ment acknowledg∣ment
ac-ti-vi-ty activity
ad-di-ti-on addition
ad-mi-ni-ster administer
a-dop-ti-on adoption
ad-ven-tu-red adventured
ad-ver-si-ty adversity
a-dul-te-ry adultery
af-fec-ti-on affection
af-fi-ni-ty affinity
af-flic-ti-on affliction
al-le-go-ry allegory
an-swer-a-ble answerable
an-ti-qui-ty antiquity
a-po-sta-sie apostasie
ap-per-tain-ing appertaining
a-stro-lo-ger astrologer
a-stro-no-my astronomy

B B
Bar-ba-rian Barbarian
be-a-ti-tudes beatitudes
beau-ti-ful-ly beautifully
be-ne-vo-lence benevolence
blas-phe-ming-ly blaspheming∣ly
boun-ti-ful-ly bountifully
bur-den-some-ness burdensome∣ness

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C C
Ca-la-mi-ty Calamity
cap-ti-vi-ty captivity
car-na-li-ty carnality
ca-ter-pil-ler caterpiller
ca-te-chi-sing catechising
ce-le-bra-ting celebrating
ce-re-mo-ny ceremony
con-fes-si-on confession
cen-tu-ri-on centurion
cha-ri-ta-ble charitable
con ti-nen-cy continency
cir-cum-ci-sed circumcised
cir-cum-spect ly circumspectly
col-lec-ti-on collection
com-for-ta-ble comfortable
com-man-de-ment commande∣ment
com-mis-si-on commission
com-mu-ni-on communion
com-pa-ni-on companion
com-pa-ri-son comparison
com-pas-si-on compassion
con-cu-pi-sence concupiscence
con-fi-dent-ly confidently
con-fu-si-on confusion
con-sump-ti-on consumption
con-tro-ver-sy controversy
cor-re-cti-on correction
cor-rup-ti-on corruption
co-ve-tous-ness covetousness
con-ti-nu-al continual
con-ti-nent-ly continently
coun-ter-feit-ing counterfeiting

D D
Dam-na-ti-on Damnation
de-ceit-ful-ness deceitfulness
de-di-ca-ted dedicated
de-bi-li-tate debilitate
de-lec-ta-ble delectable
de-li-ve-rer deliverer
de-lu-si-on delusion
de-sire-a-ble desireable
de-struc-ti-on destruction
dif-fi-cul-ty difficulty
dis-com-fi-ture discomfiture
dis-con-tent-ed discontented
dis-or-der-ly disorderly
dis-qui-et-ness disquietness
dis-sen-ti-on dissention
di-stri-bu-ting distributing
do-mi-ni-on dominion

E E
E-di-fy-ing Edifying
ef-fec-tu-al effectual
ef-fe-mi-nal effeminal
e-lec-ti-on election
em-broi-de-rer embroiderer
en-ter-tain-ment entertain∣ment
en-ter-pri-ses enterprises
en-vi-ro-ned environed
e-qua-li-ty equality
e-ter-nal-ly eternally
e-van-ge-list evangelist
e-ver-last-ing everlasting
ex-cel-len-cy excellency
ex-pe-di-ent expedient
ex-tor-ti-on extortion

F F
Fa-mi-li-ar Familiar
fa-ci-li-ty facility
fa-vou-ra-ble favourable
fi-de-li-ty fidelity
foun-da-ti-on foundation
fu-ri-ous-ly furiously
for-get-ful-ness forgetfulness

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G G
Glo-ri-ous-ly Gloriously
gra-ci-ous-ly graciously
ge-ne-rat-ing generating
glo-ri-fy-ing glorifying
ge-ne-rous-ly generously

H H
Hal-le-lu-jah Hallelujah
hos-pi-ta-ble hospitable
hu-ma-ni-ty humanity
hu-mi-li-ty humility
ho-nou-ra-ble honourable
hy-po-cri-sy hypocrisy
hy-po-the-sis hypothesis

I I
Ig-no-mi-ny Ignominy
il-lu-mi-nate illuminate
im-ma-nu-el immanuel
i-mi-ta-ting imitating
i-ma-gi-ned imagined
im-mu-ta-ble immutable
im-pe-di-ment impediment
im-pla-ca-ble implacable
in-con-ti-nent incontinent
in-cor-rup-ted incorrupted
in-cre-di-ble incredible
in-cu-ra-ble incurable
in-dif-fe-rent indifferent
in-fal-li-ble infallible
in-fir-mi-ty infirmity
in-he-ri-tance inheritance
in-struc-ti-on instruction
in-ter-ces-sor intercessor
in-ter-pre-ter interpreter
in-ven-ti-on invention
in-vi-si-ble invisible

L L
La-bo-ri-ous Laborious
la-men-ta-ble lamentable
li-be-ral-ly liberally
lux-u-ri-ous luxurious
la-sci-vi-ous lascivious
le-vi-ti-cal levitical
le-vi-a-than leviathan

M M
Ma-le-fac-tor Malefactor
ma-li-ci-ous malicious
ma-ni-fest-ed manifested
mar-ve-lous-ly marvelously
me-mo-ri-al memorial
mer-ci-ful-ly mercifully
mi-se-ra-ble miserable
mor-ta-li-ty mortality
mul-ti-ply-ing multiplying
mo-de-rate-ly moderately
mag-ni-fi-cence magnificence
mu-si-ti-an musitian

N N
Na-ti-vi-ty Nativity
na-tu-ral-ly naturally
neg-li-gent-ly negligently
ne-ver-the-less nevertheless
not-with-stand-ing notwithstand∣ing
no-bi-li-ty nobility
nu-me-ri-cal numerical

O O
O-be-di-ence Obedience
ob-la-ti-on oblation
oc-ca-si-on occasion

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om-ni-po-tent omnipotent
o-pi-ni-on opinion
op-pres-si-on oppression
o-ver-se-er overseer
out-ra-gi-ous outragious
o-ver-charg-ed overcharged

P P
Pa-ci-fi-ed Pacified
par-ti-cu-lar particular
pa-ti-ent-ly patiently
per-ad-ven-ture peradventure
pe-cu-li-ar peculiar
per-pe-tu-al perpetual
per-plex-i-ty perplexity
per-se-cu-tor persecutor
phy-si-ti-an physitian
pi-ti-ful-ly pitifully
plen-ti-ful-ly plentifully
pol-lu-ti-on pollution
pre-de-sti-nate predestinate
pre-sum-tu-ous presumptuous
pro-ge-ni-tor progenitor
pros-pe-ri-ty prosperity
pro-por-ti-on proportion

Q Q
Qua-ter-ni-on Quaternion
que-sti-on-ing questioning
qua-li-fi-ed qualified

R R
Re-demp-ti-on Redemption
rea-son-a-ble reasonable
re-com-mended recommended
re-con-ci-ling reconciling
re-ge-ne-rate regenerate
re-li-gi-on religion
re-mis-si-on remission
re-bel-li-on rebellion
re-co-ver-ed recovered

S S
Sal-va-ti-on Salvation
sanc-tuary sanctuary
se-cu-ri-ty security
se-di-ti-on sedition
se-ve-ral-ly severally
si-mi-li-tude similitude
sim-pli-ci-ty simplicity
sin-ce-ri-ty sincerity
so-bri-e-ty sobriety
spi-ri-tu-al spiritual
sub-jec-ti-on subjection
suf-fi-ci-ent sufficient
sus-pi-ci-on suspicion

T T
Ta-ber-na-cle Tabernacle
tem-pes-tu-ous tempestuous
tem-pta-ti-on temptation
ter-re-stri-al terrestrial
te-sti-mo-ny testimony
to-le-ra-ble tolerable
trans-gres-si-on transgression
tra-di-ti-on tradition
tran-quil-li-ty tranquillity
tri-bu-ta-ry tributary

V V
Va-li-ant-ly Valiantly
va-ri-a-ble variable
ve-he-ment-ly vehemently
vir-tu-ous-ly virtuously
vic-to-ri-ous victorious
un-ad-vi-sed unadvised
un-de-fi-led undefiled
un-der-standing understanding
un-god-li-ness ungodliness
un-pre-pa-red unprepared
un-mer-ciful unmerciful
un-sa-vou-ry unsavoury
vo-ca-ti-on vocation
vo-lun-ta-ry voluntary

W W
Wea-ri-som-ness Wearisome∣ness
won-der-ful-ly wonderfully

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VVords of five Syllables both whole and divided into Syllables.

A A
A-bo-mi-na-ble Abominable
ac-cep-ta-ti-on acceptation
ac-cu-sa-ti-on accusation
ad-mi-ra-ti-on admiration
a-du-la-ti-on adulation
a-li-e-na-ted alienated
al-le-go-ri-cal allegorical
ac-com-pa-ni-ed accompanied
am-bi-ti-ous-ly ambitiously
a-po-the-ca-ry apothecary
ap-pur-te-nan-ces appurtenances

B B
Be-ne-dic-ti-on Benediction
be-a-ti-fi-cal beatifical
be-ne-fi-ci-al beneficial
be-ne-vo-lent-ly benevolently

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C C
Ce-re-mo-ni-al Ceremonial
cir-cum-ci-si-on circumcision
co-gi-ta-ti-on cogitation
com-pre-hen-si-on comprehension
con-fe-de-ra-cy confederacy
con-fir-ma-ti-on confirmation
con-fis-ca-ti-on confiscation
con-se-cra-ti-on consecration
con-so-la-ti-on consolation
con-ten-ta-ti-on contentation
con-ti-nu-al-ly continually
con-ve-ni-ent-ly conveniently
con-ver-sa-ti-on conversation
cu-ri-o-si-ty curiosity
chri-sti-a-ni-ty christianity
con-spi-cu-ous-ly conspicuously
cir-cum-spec-ti-on circumspection

D D
De-ceiv-a-ble-ness Deceiveableness
de-spe-ra-ti-on desperation
de-di-ca-ti-on dedication
de-cla-ra-ti-on declaration
de-so-la-ti-on desolation
dis-in-he-rit-ing disinheriting
di-vi-na-ti-on divination
do-mi-na-ti-on domination
de-li-be-rate-ly deliberately

E E
Ex-pec-ta-ti-on Expectation
ex-hor-ta-ti-on exhortation
ex-em-pli-fi-ed exemplified
ex-com-mu-ni-cate excommunicate
ex-tor-ti-o-ner extortioner

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F F
Fa-vour-a-ble-ness Favourableness
for-ni-ca-ti-on fornication
fu-mi-ga-ti-on fumigation
fer-men-ta-ti-on fermentation

G G
Ge-ne-ra-ti-on Generation
ge-ne-a-lo-gie genealogy

H H
Ha-bi-ta-ti-on Habitation
hos-pi-ta-li-ty hospitality
hy-po-cri-ti-cal hypocritical
har-mo-ni-ous-ly harmoniously

I I
Im-me-di-ate-ly Immediately
im-mor-ta-li-ty immortality
i-mi-ta-ti-on imitation
in-con-ti-nen-cy incontinency
im-po-si-ti-on imposition
im-por-tu-ni-ty importunity
in-ter-ces-si-on intercession
in-nu-me-ra-ble innumerable
in-ter-mis-si-on intermission
ju-ris-dic-ti-on jurisdiction
in-vi-ta-ti-on invitation
in-for-ma-ti-on information
in-fi-de-li-ty infidelity

L L
La-men-ta-ti-on Lamentation
la-bo-ri-ous-ness labouriousness
li-be-ra-li-ty liberality
la-sci-vi-ous-ly lasciviously
lux-u-ri-ous-ly luxuriously

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M M
Me-di-ta-ti-on Meditation
mi-ni-stra-ti-on ministration
mo-de-ra-ti-on moderation
mis-con-struc-ti-on misconstruction

N N
No-bi-li-ta-ting Nobilitating
non-con-for-mi-ty nonconformity

O O
Oc-cu-pa-ti-on Occupation
om-ni-po-ten-cy omnipotency
o-pe-ra-ti-on operation
op-por-tu-ni-ty opportunity
ob-ser-va-ti-on observation
or-di-na-ti-on ordination
or-na-men-tal-ly ornamentally

P P
Par-ti-a-li-ty Partiality
par-ti-cu-lar-ly particularly
per-pe-tu-al-ly perpetually
per-se-cu-ti-on persecution
pe-sti-len-ti-al pestilential
per-mu-ta-ti-on permutation
prin-ci-pa-li-ty principality
pre-ser-va-ti-on preservation
pres-by-te-ri-an presbyterian
po-li-ti-cal-ly politically
pre-pa-ra-ti-on preparation
pre-sen-ta-ti-on presentation
pre-sump-tu-ous-ly presumptuously
pro-cla-ma-ti-on proclamation
pro-vi-den-ti-al providential
pub-li-ca-ti-on publication
pro-vo-ca-ti-on provocation

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Q Q
Que-sti-on-a-ble Questionable
quin-te-sen-ti-al quintessential

R R
Re-li-gi-ous-ly Religiously
re-so-lu-ti-on resolution
re-pu-ta-ti-on reputation
re-col-lec-ti-on recollection
re-sur-rec-ti-on resurrection
re-ve-la-ti-on revelation
re-ve-ren-ti-al reverential
re-lax-a-ti-on relaxation
Sa-lu-ta-ti-on Salutation
sa-tis-fac-ti-on satisfaction
se-pa-ra-ti-on separation
spi-ri-tu-al-ly spiritually
suf-fi-ci-en-cy sufficiency
su-per-sti-ti-on superstition
sup-pli-ca-ti-on supplication
sup-plan-ta-ti-on supplantation
su-per-scri-pti-on superscription
sup-po-si-ti-on supposition
sup-po-si-to-ry suppository

T T
Tem-po-ra-li-ty Temporality
trans-for-ma-ti-on transformation
tri-bu-la-ti-on tribulation
ty-ran-ni-cal-ly tyrannically

V V
Va-ri-a-ble-ness Variableness
vex-a-ti-ous-ly vexatiously
vi-o-la-ti-on violation
vi-si-ta-ti-on visitation
un-ac-cus-tom-ed unaccustomed
vic-to-ri-ous-ly victoriously

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un-ad-vi-sed-ly unadvisedly
un-cir-cum-ci-sed uncircumcised
un-pro-fi-ta-ble unprofitable
un-rea-son-a-ble unreasonable
un-com-for-ta-ble uncomfortable
vo-lun-ta-ri-ly voluntarily
un-se-pa-ra-ble unseparable
u-ni-for-mi-ty uniformity
un-ne-ces-sa-ry unnecessary
un-pre-pa-red-ness unpreparedness
un-mer-ci-ful-ly unmercifully

Words of six and seven Syl∣lables both whole and divided into Syllables.

A A
A-bo-mi-na-ti-on Abomination
ab-bre-vi-a-ti-on abbreviation
all-suf-fi-ci-en-cy allsufficiency
ac-com-mo-da-ti-on accommodation
ac-ce-le-ra-ti-on acceleration
ac-cu-mu-la-ti-on accumulation

B B
Be-a-ti-fi-ca-ti-on Beatification

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C C
Con-si-de-ra-ti-on Consideration
con-sub-stan-ti-a-ti-on consubstantiation
co-es-sen-ti-al-ly coessentially

D D
Dis-si-mu-la-ti-on Dissimulation
de-li-be-ra-ti-on deliberation
de-ge-ne-ra-ti-on degeneration
de-ter-mi-na-ti-on determination
de-no-mi-na-ti-on denomination

E E
E-di-fi-ca-ti-on Edification
ex-com-mu-ni-ca-ti-on excommunication
ex-a-mi-na-ti-on examination
ex-tra-or-di-na-ry extraordinary
ex-tra-ju-di-ci-al extrajudicial

F F
Fa-mi-li-a-ri-ty Familiarity
fruc-ti-fi-ca-ti-on fructification
for-ti-fi-ca-ti-on fortification

G G
Glo-ri-fi-ca-ti-on Glorification
Hu-mi-li-a-ti-on Humiliation
hy-po-cri-ti-cal-ly hypocritically
I-ma-gi-na-ti-on Imagination
il-lu-mi-na-ti-on illumination
in-suf-fi-ci-en-cy insufficiency
im-pro-pri-a-ti-on impropriation
in-sen-si-bi-li-ty insensibility
im-mu-ta-bi-li-ty immutability
in-com-pre-hen-si-ble incomprehensible
in-ter-pre-ta-ti-on interpretation
ju-sti-fi-ca-ti-on justification

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Ma-ni-fes-ta-ti-on Manifestation
ma-the-ma-ti-ci-an mathematician
mo-di-fi-ca-ti-on modification
mul-ti-pli-ca-ti-on multiplication
Na-tu-ra-li-za-ti-on Naturalization
Pa-ci-fi-ca-ti-on Pacification
pro-pi-ti-a-ti-on propitiation
pu-ri-fi-ca-ti-on purification
phi-lo-so-phi-cal-ly philosophically
pre-des-ti-na-ti-on predestination
Qua-li-fi-ca-ti-on Qualification
Re-pre-sen-ta-ti-on Representation
re-con-ci-li-a-ti-on reconciliation
re-nun-ci-a-ti-on renunciation
re-ta-li-a-ti-on retaliation
Sanc-ti-fi-ca-ti-on Sanctification
su-pe-ri-o-ri-ty superiority
Tran-sub-stan-ti-a-ti-on Transubstantiation
U-ni-ver-sa-li-ty Universality
un-re-con-cile-a-ble unreconcileable

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