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curt

How many syllables in curt?

  679235841 syllable

Divide curt into syllables:   curt
Syllable stress:   curt
How to pronounce curt:   kurt
How to say curt:

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Synonyms for curt


1 syllable
  • brief
  • brusque
  • rude
  • terse
  • brisk
  • gruff
  • short
2 syllables
  • abrupt
  • pithy
  • surly
  • offhand
  • snippy
3 syllables
  • laconic
5 syllables
    6 syllables
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      What rhymes with curt

      1 syllable
      • bert
      • blurt
      • chert
      • flirt
      • hert
      • peart
      • quirt
      • skirt
      • squirt
      • vert
      • wir
      • birt
      • Burt
      • dirt
      • girt
      • hurt
      • pert
      • shirt
      • spurt
      • sturt
      • wert
      • wort
      2 syllables
      • advert
      • assert
      • concert
      • desert
      • dessert's
      • Evert
      • girted
      • insert
      • overt
      • revert
      • subvert
      • unhurt
      • alert
      • avert
      • convert
      • dessert
      • divert
      • exert
      • inert
      • invert
      • pervert
      • skirtboard
      • turret
      3 syllables
      4 syllables
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