lant

lant
acid·u·lant;
al·lant·ox·a·idin;
al·lant·ox·an·ic;
am·bu·lant;
ax·il·lant;
bal·lant;
cal·lant;
ca·pit·u·lant;
cir·cu·lant;
co·ag·u·lant;
con·grat·u·lant;
cu·mu·lant;
de·floc·cu·lant;
floc·cu·lant;
ga·lant;
gal·lant·ize;
gal·lant·ly;
gal·lant·ness;
gal·lant·ry;
ges·tic·u·lant;
grat·u·lant;
in·oc·u·lant;
in·stal·lant;
in·su·lant;
ir·rev·e·lant;
iso·lant;
ju·bi·lant;
lant;
lant·horn;
ma·tric·u·lant;
nid·u·lant;
noc·tam·bu·lant;
non·cha·lant;
non·cha·lant·ly;
non·cha·lant·ness;
os·cu·lant;
pen·du·lant;
per·am·bu·lant;
pé·til·lant;
pet·u·lant·ly;
pos·tu·lant;
pu·gi·lant;
pul·lu·lant;
reg·u·lant;
ru·ti·lant;
scin·til·lant;
som·nam·bu·lant;
ster·i·lant;
strid·u·lant;
sur·veil·lant;
ulu·lant;
un·du·lant;
vac·il·lant;
vig·i·lant;
vig·i·lant·ly;
vig·i·lant·ness;
an·ovu·lant;
en·cap·su·lant;
an·ti·co·ag·u·lant;
ap·pel·lant;
ex·pel·lant;
flag·el·lant;
gal·lant;
in·ter·pel·lant;
pet·u·lant;
pro·pel·lant;
pus·tu·lant;
shib·i·lant;
sib·i·lant;
stim·u·lant;
top·gal·lant;
trem·o·lant;
trem·u·lant;
vo·lant;
flag·el·lant·ism;
ju·bi·lant·ly;
li·bel·lant;
pe·til·lant;
quer·u·lant;
scin·til·lant·ly;
sib·i·lant·ly;

English syllables. 2014.

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