The word too has 2 vowels in it. O and O.
Can it only consist of vowels? Many words have 5 vowels. Queueing has five in a row.
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Twyndyllyngs is the longest word in English that doesn't contain one of the five vowels.
nds --- 1 real; life -- none
5 per "Are you smarter than a 5th grader"
The word, play, has three (3) consonants: <p, l, y>; and one (1) vowel: <a>. Y is considered a vowel in play. It has the sound ee. So there are two vowels a and y
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There are many five letter words with no vowels. Crypt, Cysts, Dryly, Flyby, Glyph and Gypsy are some examples. If you don't consider Y a vowel!
stuck on Mario too
Uncopyrightable has them all.
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"Crayon" has two vowels, A and O. The letter Y is a consonant in this word. The word "crayon" is syllabicated as cray • on. That means the "ay" would be considered a vowel team. With the "o" in the second syllable....crayon has three vowels.