blas

blas
cac·to·blas·tis;
ca·lyp·to·blas·tea;
ca·lyp·to·blas·tic;
coe·lo·blas·tic;
crys·tal·lo·blas·tic;
dip·lo·blas·tic;
dis·co·blas·tic;
en·an·ti·o·blas·tic;
eryth·ro·blas·te·mia;
eryth·ro·blas·tic;
eryth·ro·blas·to·sis;
eryth·ro·blas·tot·ic;
glio·blas·to·ma;
gon·o·blas·tid·i·al;
gon·o·blas·tid·i·um;
gran·o·blas·tic;
gran·u·lo·blas·to·sis;
gym·no·blas·tea;
gym·no·blas·tic;
he·mo·cy·to·blas·to·sis;
het·ero·blas·tic;
hol·o·blas·tic;
ho·meo·blas·tic;
homo·blas·tic;
hy·po·blas·tic;
lep·i·do·blas·tic;
leu·ko·blas·to·sis;
lym·pho·blas·to·ma;
lym·pho·blas·to·sis;
me·dul·lo·blas·to·ma;
melano·blas·to·ma;
mero·blas·tic;
meso·blas·tic;
my·e·lo·blas·te·mia;
my·e·lo·blas·to·ma;
nem·a·to·blas·tic;
ne·o·blas·tic;
neu·ro·blas·to·ma;
oo·blas·te·ma;
os·te·o·blas·tic;
ret·i·no·blas·to·ma;
scle·ro·blas·tem;
spon·gi·o·blas·to·ma;
tri·blas·tic;
trip·lo·blas·tic;
trip·lo·blas·ti·ca;
blas·to·my·cin;
vin·blas·tine;
vin·ca·leu·ko·blas·tine;
blas·to·genesis;
blas·toid;
am·e·lo·blas·tic;
an·gi·o·blas·tic;
as·tro·blas·tic;
blas·tae·al;
blas·te·mal;
blas·te·mat·ic;
blas·tem·ic;
blas·to·cele;
blas·to·coele;
blas·to·coel·ic;
blas·to·dermatic;
blas·to·dermic;
blas·to·disk;
blas·toi·de·an;
blas·to·kinetic;
blas·to·mer·ic;
blas·to·my·ce·tous;
blas·to·my·cot·ic;
blas·to·phor·ic;
blas·toph·thor·ic;
blas·toph·tho·ry;
blas·to·por·ic;
blas·to·spheric;
blas·tu·lar;
ca·lyp·to·blas·te·an;
chon·dro·blas·tic;
coe·no·blas·tic;
ec·to·blas·tic;
elae·o·blas·tic;
en·an·ti·o·blas·tous;
en·do·blas·tic;
en·to·blas·tic;
ep·i·blas·tic;
fi·bro·blas·tic;
gen·o·blas·tic;
gon·o·blas·tid;
gran·u·lo·blas·tic;
hem·a·to·blas·tic;
he·mo·cy·to·blas·tic;
het·ero·blas·ty;
hol·o·blas·ti·cal·ly;
homo·blas·ty;
id·io·blas·tic;
leu·ko·cy·to·blas·tic;
lym·pho·blas·tic;
meg·a·lo·blas·tic;
melano·blas·tic;
mero·blas·ti·cal·ly;
my·e·lo·blas·tic;
neu·ro·blas·tic;
nor·mo·blas·tic;
odon·to·blas·tic;
para·blas·tic;
peri·blas·tic;
plan·o·blas·tic;
poi·kilo·blas·tic;
poly·blas·tic;
pro·to·blas·tic;
scle·ro·blas·tic;
sper·mato·blas·tic;
sper·mo·blas·tic;
spon·go·blas·tic;
telo·blas·tic;
troph·o·blas·tic;
xen·o·blas·tic;

English syllables. 2014.

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