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English syllables. 2014.
English syllables. 2014.
funn'eled — funnˈelled or (N American) funn eled adjective 1. Having a funnel 2. Funnel shaped • • • Main Entry: ↑funnel … Useful english dictionary
chis|eled — «CHIHZ uhld», adjective. 1. cut, shaped, or wrought with a chisel. 2. having clear and sharp outlines, as if cut with a chisel … Useful english dictionary
di|shev|eled — «duh SHEHV uhld», adjective. 1. not neat; rumpled; mussed; untidy: »His disheveled appearance showed that he had slept with his clothes on. SYNONYM(S): disordered. 2. hanging loosely or in disorder; unkempt: »disheveled hair. SYNONYM( … Useful english dictionary
mul|ti|lev|eled — «MUHL tih LEHV uhld», adjective. = multilevel. (Cf. ↑multilevel) … Useful english dictionary
sol|id-fu|eled — «SOL ihd FYOO uhld», adjective. driven by a solid fuel, especially one of the powdered or granulated fuels used in rockets: »a solid fueled rocket … Useful english dictionary
trav|eled — «TRAV uhld», adjective. 1. that has done much traveling; experienced in travel: »Gulliver was a traveled man. 2. much used by travelers: »a well traveled road. 3. Geology. moved to a distance from the original site: »a traveled boulder. Also,… … Useful english dictionary
un|trav|eled — «uhn TRAV uhld», adjective. 1. not having traveled, especially to distant places; not having gained experience by travel. 2. not traveled through or over; not frequented by travelers: »an untraveled road … Useful english dictionary
well-trav|eled — «WEHL TRAV uhld», adjective. 1. that has traveled far; experienced in travel: »an alert, well traveled American. 2. much traveled; carrying much traffic: »well traveled airways … Useful english dictionary
i-eled — ME. pa. pple. of ele v.1 Obs., to anoint … Useful english dictionary
i-staðeled — i statheled, i staðeled ME. pa. pple. of stathel v., to establish … Useful english dictionary