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How many syllables in board?

  896271435 syllable

Divide board into syllables:   board
Syllable stress:   board
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Synonyms for board


1 syllable
  • house
  • live
  • plank
  • stay
  • lath
  • lodge
  • slat
2 syllables
  • batten
  • embark
  • floorboard
  • panel
  • senate
  • target
  • council
  • enter
  • get on
  • placard
  • table
  • timber
3 syllables
  • commission
  • go aboard
  • go on board
4 syllables
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    What rhymes with board

    1 syllable
    • bored
    • cord
    • fjord
    • Ford
    • gored
    • hoard
    • lord
    • Nord
    • ord
    • poured
    • scored
    • snored
    • stored
    • sword
    • warre
    • chord
    • cored
    • floored
    • ford
    • gourd
    • horde
    • mord
    • oared
    • pored
    • roared
    • shored
    • soared
    • sward
    • ward
    2 syllables
    • abhorred
    • accord
    • afford
    • debord
    • explored
    • implored
    • poureliche
    • record
    • reward
    • Verwoerd
    • aboard
    • adored
    • award
    • deplored
    • ignored
    • outscored
    • reboard
    • restored
    • toward
    3 syllables
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