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Word | Syllables | Categories |
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sideboard | /x | Noun |
mahogany | x/xx | Noun |
chippendale | /xx | Name |
settee | // | Noun |
acanthus | x/x | Noun |
rosewood | /x | Noun |
edwardian | x/xx | Name |
burl | / | Noun |
jacobean | xx/x | Name |
headboard | /x | Noun |
bedstead | /x | Noun |
bookcase | /x | Noun |
wrought iron | //x | Phrase, Noun |
antique | x/ | Noun |
maple | /x | Noun |
orig | xx | Noun |
walnut | /x | Noun |
damask | /x | Noun |
armoire | /x | Noun |
oak | / | Noun |
delft | / | Name |
chesterfield | /xx | Name |
vase | / | Noun |
cartouche | x/ | Noun |
dining table | /x/x | Phrase, Noun |
coverlet | /x/ | Noun |
oriel | x/ | Noun |
faience | xx | Noun |
tudor | /x | Name |
ewer | /x | Noun |
hutch | / | Noun |
drawers | / | Noun |
wicker | /x | Noun |
cedar | /x | Noun |
inlay | /x | Noun |
rococo | x/x | Noun |
dresser | /x | Noun |
furniture | /xx | Noun |
armchair | /x | Noun |
wing chair | // | Phrase, Noun |
teak | / | Noun |
ottoman | /xx | Name |
figural | x/x | Noun |
cabinetry | /xx | Noun |
pewter | /x | Noun |
regency | /xx | Noun |
floor lamp | // | Phrase, Noun |
footstool | // | Noun |
art deco | //x | Phrase, Noun |
candelabra | xx/x | Noun |
desk | / | Noun |
swivel chair | /x/ | Phrase, Noun |
linen closet | /x/x | Phrase, Noun |
sofa | /x | Noun |
nightstand | /x | Noun |
stool | / | Noun |
palladian | x/xx | Name |
mantel | /x | Noun |
tie tack | // | Phrase, Noun |
sheraton | /xx | Name |
adam | /x | Name |
style | / | Noun |
designs | x/ | Noun |
guide | / | Noun |
said | / | Verb |
used | / | Verb |
bamboo | x/ | Noun, Adjective, Verb |
battered | /x | Adjective |
carved | / | Adjective |
lacquered | /x | Adjective, Verb |
ornately | x/x | Adverb |
upended | x/x | Adjective |
varnished | /x | Adjective |
wooden | /x | Adjective, Noun |