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How many syllables are in kiloliter?
There are 4 syllables. Ki-lo-li-ter.
How many cups equals li ter?
Approximately 4.4 09 cups of water in 1 litre
How many syllables the word literally have?
Literally has four syllables: li-ter-a-lly
What is the correct pronunciation for the word literacy?
li, like you're saying lip, ter, like you're saying her, except with a t, a like uh, and cy, like see
What is penultimate stress?
Penultimate means next-to-last, and "penultimate stress" in phonetics refers to stress in a word falling on the penultimate syllable. In other words, a word carrying penultimate stress is a word that is stressed on the next to the last syllable, e.g. he-li-COP-ter, AF-ter, fan-TAS-tic, etc.
What starts with c and ends with n?
<P> <UL> <LI>can</LI> <LI>con</LI> <LI>crayon</LI> <LI>canyon</LI> <LI>clean</LI> <LI>clan</LI> <LI>corn</LI> <LI>concern</LI> <LI>certain</LI> <LI>contain</LI> <LI>curtain</LI> <LI>canteen</LI> <LI>creation</LI> <LI>craven</LI> <LI>captain</LI> <LI>caison</LI> <LI>calculation</LI> <LI>circulation</LI> <LI>cauldron</LI> <LI>caption</LI> <LI>caution</LI> <LI>cabin</LI> <LI>capstan</LI> <LI>carbon</LI> <LI>carillon</LI> <LI>cartoon</LI> <LI>carton</LI> <LI>casein</LI> <LI>catkin</LI> <LI>cavern</LI> <LI>celebration</LI> <LI>cerulean</LI> <LI>chameleon</LI> <LI>chin</LI> <LI>chain</LI> <LI>churn</LI> <LI>chosen</LI> <LI>chicken</LI> <LI>Christian</LI> <LI>citation</LI> <LI>citron</LI> <LI>clarion</LI> <LI>clown</LI> <LI>crown</LI> <LI>coin</LI> <LI>colon</LI> <LI>collection</LI> <LI>connection</LI> <LI>combination</LI> <LI>consternation</LI> <LI>common</LI> <LI>compression</LI> <LI>compassion</LI> <LI>composition</LI> <LI>continuation</LI> <LI>contribution</LI> <LI>complain</LI> <LI>comparison</LI> <LI>contradiction</LI> <LI>condensation</LI> <LI>cannon</LI> <LI>coffin</LI> <LI>caffiene</LI> <LI>conjunction</LI> <LI>concern</LI> <LI>construction</LI> <LI>constitution</LI> <LI>constrain</LI> <LI>coon</LI> <LI>convention</LI> <LI>conversion</LI> <LI>conversation</LI> <LI>corruption</LI> <LI>caption</LI> <LI>coronation</LI> <LI>cancellation</LI> <LI>corrosion</LI> <LI>corruption</LI> <LI>collection</LI> <LI>cotton</LI> <LI>cousin</LI> <LI>coxswain</LI> <LI>crustcean</LI> <LI>culmination</LI></UL> <P> </P>
What is 6 letter word beginning with letter g?
guitar <LI>garden</LI> <LI>garter</LI> <LI>galley</LI> <LI>galore</LI> <LI>gander</LI> <LI>gallon</LI> <LI>garage</LI> <LI>gaggle</LI> <LI>gentle</LI> <LI>gerund</LI> <LI>girdle</LI> <LI>gifted</LI> <LI>gibbon</LI> <LI>giggle</LI> <LI>glassy</LI> <LI>grassy</LI> <LI>grainy</LI> <LI>grades</LI> <LI>glamor</LI> <LI>glitzy</LI> <LI>gloomy</LI> <LI>grapes</LI> <LI>gamete</LI> <LI>golden</LI> <LI>grated</LI> <LI>grease</LI> <LI>grieve</LI> <LI>groove</LI> <LI>gluten</LI> <LI>glossy</LI> <LI>gulden</LI> <LI>gutter</LI> <LI>gurgle</LI> <LI>guzzle</LI></UL>
How can you make a list that lists the items with bullets in HTML language?
Like this:first entrysecond entry...'ul' is 'unordered list', using bullet points. 'li' is an item in the list.See related link to w3schools, they have a nice overview of all the HTML tags.
Can you find 4-letter words starting with M?
Most Many Must Mike Mick Mile Mule Mole Mops Muck Male <P> <UL> <LI>main</LI> <LI>made</LI> <LI><SPAN class=cs_misspelled>mabe</SPAN><SPAN class=cs_misspelled> </SPAN>(a type of pearl)</LI> <LI>mare</LI> <LI>math</LI> <LI>mass</LI> <LI>mace</LI> <LI>mask</LI> <LI>mash</LI> <LI>math</LI> <LI>maze</LI> <LI>mail</LI> <LI>maid</LI> <LI>malt</LI> <LI>male</LI> <LI>mall</LI> <LI>make</LI> <LI>maul</LI> <LI>mark</LI> <LI>mask</LI> <LI>mane</LI> <LI>main</LI> <LI>mean</LI> <LI>mere</LI> <LI>melt</LI> <LI>memo</LI> <LI>meat</LI> <LI>meet</LI> <LI>meek</LI> <LI>mess</LI> <LI>meal</LI> <LI>miss</LI> <LI>mist</LI> <LI>mill</LI> <LI>mile</LI> mine <LI>mind</LI> <LI>mink</LI> <LI>mike<SPAN class=cs_misspelled> </SPAN>(short for microphone)</LI> <LI>mild</LI> <LI>mint</LI> <LI>mice</LI> <LI>milk</LI> <LI>moon</LI> <LI>mole</LI> <LI>moan</LI> <LI>monk</LI> <LI>moat</LI> <LI>moth</LI> <LI>more</LI> <LI>morn</LI> <LI>mope</LI> <LI>move</LI> <LI>mood</LI> <LI>most</LI> <LI>mode</LI> <LI>mole</LI> <LI>moss</LI> <LI>must</LI> <LI>muse</LI> <LI>mule</LI> <LI>musk</LI> <LI>mush</LI> <LI>much</LI> <LI>mute</LI> <LI>muff</LI> <LI>myth</LI></UL>
Five letter word begining with p?
pizza <LI>party</LI> <LI>pants</LI> <LI>paper</LI> <LI>paddy</LI> <LI>patty</LI> <LI>patio</LI> <LI>panda</LI> <LI>parry</LI> <LI>pansy</LI> <LI>pause</LI> <LI>patch</LI> <LI>paint</LI> <LI>paste</LI> <LI>peace</LI> <LI>pesky</LI> <LI>pecan</LI> <LI>peony</LI> <LI>pearl</LI> <LI>penal</LI> <LI>petty</LI> <LI>peach</LI> <LI>penny</LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">pence</SPAN></LI> <LI>pedal</LI> <LI>petal</LI> <LI>peppy</LI> <LI>perch</LI> <LI>perky</LI> <LI>peeve</LI> <LI>phase</LI> <LI>phone</LI> <LI>phony</LI> <LI>pinto</LI> <LI>pixie</LI> <LI>pipit (a small bird like a lark)</LI> <LI>piece</LI> <LI>pious</LI> <LI>pitch</LI> <LI>piggy</LI> <LI>pilfer</LI> <LI>piper</LI> <LI>pivot</LI> <LI>pizza</LI> <LI>piety</LI> <LI>pinch</LI> <LI>plumb</LI> <LI>plead</LI> <LI>plush</LI> <LI>plate</LI> <LI>place</LI> <LI>plant</LI> <LI>plank</LI> <LI>plane</LI> <LI>pleat</LI> <LI>plain</LI> <LI>plume</LI> <LI>pluck</LI> <LI>plump</LI> <LI>polka</LI> <LI>polio</LI> <LI>pound</LI> <LI>porter</LI> <LI>polyp</LI> <LI>poise</LI> <LI>posse</LI> <LI>poker</LI> <LI>power</LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">poach</SPAN> </LI> <LI>porch</LI> <LI>prime</LI> <LI>press</LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">pries</SPAN></LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">prise</SPAN></LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">probe</SPAN></LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">prong</SPAN></LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">price</SPAN></LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">primp</SPAN></LI> <LI><SPAN class="" style="POSITION: static" textContent="null">pride</SPAN></LI> <LI>prick</LI> <LI>prose</LI> <LI>prank</LI> <LI>proxy</LI> <LI>prowl</LI> <LI>prize</LI> <LI>prude</LI> <LI>proof</LI> <LI>proud</LI> <LI>prove</LI> <LI>prone</LI> <LI>preen</LI> <LI>prowl</LI> <LI>prawn</LI> <LI>print</LI> <LI>punch</LI> <LI>puffy</LI> <LI>pupil</LI> <LI>purge</LI> <LI>pushy</LI> <LI>purse</LI> <LI>pulse</LI> <LI>puppy</LI></UL>
Is there a food or drink that starts with the letter m?
Yess Milkshake!! mmm!! lol Melon, Muffin, M&M's, Mushrooms, Meatloaf, Macaroni, Muesli, Meat, Marangue, Mustard. lol lots. <P>Foods or drinks beginning with M: <UL> <LI>milk</LI> <LI>muffins</LI> <LI>meat</LI> <LI>marshmallows</LI> <LI>mints</LI> <LI>mustard</LI> <LI>mozzarela cheese</LI> <LI>macaroni</LI> <LI>macaroni and cheese</LI> <LI>manicotti</LI> <LI>meat balls</LI> <LI>mango</LI> <LI>melon</LI> <LI>mayonaise</LI> <LI>milkshake</LI> <LI>Milkyway Bar</LI> <LI>maple syrup</LI> <LI>manderin oranges</LI> <LI>malted milk balls</LI> <LI>magarita</LI> <LI>martini</LI> <LI>mohito</LI> <LI>macaroon</LI> <LI>mashed potato</LI> <LI>mackintosh apples</LI> <LI>M & M's</LI> <LI>maple walnut ice cream</LI> <LI>Mountain Dew</LI> <LI>Morgan David wine</LI> <LI>Manhattan clam chowder</LI> <LI>mussels</LI> <LI>Mars candy bar</LI></UL> <P> </P>
What are two syllable words that end in y?
Y is not a vowel but a consonant. So there cannot be any word with 'VOWEL Y' only. Y can be a vowel in such words as rhythm, which has two syllables - rhyth-m. Incidentally in the word cwm - w is a vowel.
