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"Snow globe" is typically considered to be two words. In compound nouns like this, two separate words are used to create a new term with a specific meaning. The words "snow" and "globe" are combined to describe a globe or sphere containing snow-like particles that create a wintry scene when shaken.
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Is snow plow one word or two?
snowplow is one word
How many syllables in the word globe?
there is only one syllable in the word "globe" even though it sounds like there could be two if you say it slowly.
How many syllables does the word snowstorm?
There are 3 syllables in snow angels:snow /an/gels
How many syllables are there in the word snowflakes?
The word snowflakes has two syllables: snow-flakes.
How many syllables are in the word snow?
There is 1 syllable.
Is snow cone one word or two?
snow cone
Is snow plow one word or two?
snowplow is one word
Is snow pants one word or two?
one
How many syllables in the word globe?
there is only one syllable in the word "globe" even though it sounds like there could be two if you say it slowly.
Is snow leopard 1 word?
No, it is not all one word. Snow Leopard is two separate words. if it were one word it would just look like gibberish.
Two synonyms for the word earth?
planet, globe
How many syllables does the word snowstorm?
There are 3 syllables in snow angels:snow /an/gels
Where might one be able to purchase globes of the world?
There are a selection of places where one can purchase a globe of the world. These can be purchased from Overstock, Barnes and Noble, Amazon and Ebay.
How many words are in the word snowflakes?
Usually one word. You can also write snow-flakes. If you use two words you are emphasising the individual flakes.
How many syllables are there in the word snowflakes?
The word snowflakes has two syllables: snow-flakes.
How many syllables does the word snowy have?
The word "snowy" has two syllables: Snow-y.
Who invented the snow globe?
Joe Snowglobe. Go figure. Edited answer: We know that a snow globe was one of the commemorative items created for the Paris exhibition in 1889 as at least two examples are still around. They feature a tiny model of the Eiffel Tower. But the exact person who thought of this clever liquid-filled object is not known. The Perzy family of Austria did not invent the snow globe, but they have been making them since the early 1900s, so they certainly invented some of the techniques that are in use today. The Perzy factory still makes snow globes today.
