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Word | Syllables | Categories |
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new moon | // | Name, Name, Name |
lunar month | /x/ | Name, Name |
blue moon | // | Phrase, Noun |
full moon | // | Phrase, Noun |
spring tide | // | Phrase, Noun |
dawning | /x | Noun |
full | / | Adjective |
wane | / | Noun |
ides | / | Noun |
nighttime | /x | Noun |
noon | / | Noun |
midnight sun | /x/ | Phrase, Noun |
moonshine | /x | Noun |
noontime | /x | Noun |
harvest moon | /x/ | Phrase, Noun |
first light | // | Phrase, Noun |
morning | /x | Noun |
moonlight | /x | Noun |
midnight | /x | Noun |
nite | / | Noun |
lune | / | Noun |
high noon | // | Phrase, Noun |
predawn | x/ | Noun |
noonday | /x | Noun |
nightfall | /x | Noun |
night | / | Noun |
daytime | /x | Noun |
equinox | /xx | Noun |
tonight | x/ | Noun |
midsummer madness | //x/x | Phrase, Noun |
clair de lune | /// | Name, Name, Adjective |
midsummer | //x | Noun |
increment | /xx | Noun |
twilight | /x | Noun |
thirteenth | // | Noun |
style | / | Noun |
midwinter | //x | Noun |
small hours | //x | Phrase, Noun |
false dawn | // | Phrase, Noun |
nocturnal | x/x | Adjective |
midmorning | /xx | Noun |
high tide | // | Phrase, Noun |
penumbra | x/x | Noun |
daylight | /x | Noun, Verb |
cluster | /x | Noun, Verb |
stovepipe | /x | Noun, Verb |
idiomatic | xxx/x | Adjective, Noun |
dialect | /xx | Noun |
standard | /x | Adjective, Noun |
vernacular | x/xx | Noun, Adjective |
chunk | / | Noun, Verb |
headlines | /x | Noun |
collocation | xx/x | Noun |
expression | x/x | Noun |
sop | / | Noun, Verb |
nsa | x | Name, Adverb, Adjective |
closet | /x | Noun, Adjective, Verb |
aisle | / | Noun |
literally | /xxx | Adverb |
milestone | /x | Noun, Verb |
stonewall | /x | Name, Verb, Adjective |
gloss | / | Noun, Verb |
cloth | / | Noun |
bundle | /x | Noun, Verb |
tell | / | Verb, Noun |