drite

drite
achon·drite;
al·ex·an·drite;
an·drite;
an·hy·drite;
ar·chi·man·drite;
avo·ga·drite;
ax·o·den·drite;
chon·drite;
cli·no·he·drite;
cyl·in·drite;
den·drite;
di·hy·drite;
drite;
en·hy·drite;
hex·a·hy·drite;
mal·la·drite;
mo·san·drite;
oc·ta·he·drite;
pen·ta·hy·drite;
tachy·hy·drite;
tet·ra·he·drite;
tach·y·drite;

English syllables. 2014.

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