How many syllables are in dessert? 2 syllables
Divide dessert into syllables: des-sert
How to pronounce dessert:
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Synonyms and Words Related to Dessert
desserts (2 syllables),
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antepast (3 syllables), entree (2 syllables), goody (2 syllables), helping (2 syllables), manna (2 syllables), morsel (2 syllables), nectar (2 syllables),
One syllable words that rhyme with Dessert
bert, berte, birt, blurt, burt, burtt, chert, curt, dirt, erte, flirt, gert, girt, herdt, hert, hirt, hurt, hurtt, kirt, kuhrt, kurt, peart, pert, purt, schwerdt, shirt, skirt, spurt, squirt, turret, vert, wert, wirt
Two syllable words that rhyme with Dessert
advert, alert, assert, avert, boisvert, concert, convert, desert, dessert, divert, evert, exert, inert, insert, invert, mcgirt, mcguirt, mcwhirt, overt, pervert, revert, subvert, thibert, unhurt, vanwert
Three syllable words that rhyme with Dessert
disconcert, reassert
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