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words without vowels

WORDS WITHOUT VOWELS
AY
BY
CRY
DRY
FLY
FRY
FYRD
GYPSY
GYVE
HYMN
HYP
LYMPH
LYNCH
LYNX
MYTH
MY
PLY
PYGMY
PYX
RHYTHM
SHY
SHYLY
SKY
SPRY
SPY
STY
STYX
SYLPH
SYZYGY
THYMY
TRY
TRYST
WRY
WYND
I THINK ONLY 34 WORDS IN WHOLE DICTIONARY WORDS WITHOUT VOWELS,IF YOU THINK OR MORE WORDS ,CMMWNTS ME,ONE THING YOU WILL NOTE THAT ALL 34 WORDS HAVE Y,WHY,IS IT SEMI VOWELS?,IF IT IS TRUE,TO FIND OUT THIS INTERESTING KNOWLEDGE,SO THE CREDIT SHOULD GO TO ME.
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426 thoughts on “words without vowels”

  1. I’m so shocked, I always thought all words had a vowel when I found out there were word that didn’t have a vowel I had to look it up very quickly this has made my day.

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  2. A E I O U, are the only vowels. Schools do not teach Y as a vowel. Universities do not teach Y as a vowel, it’s like is a tomato a fruit or vegetable.

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  3. i know very well pls try u if u are fail than u should request me ok
    and for ur knowladge y is samy vowel u cant count such a word try cry ……my name is rajkumar soni / soni sir e mail [email protected]

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  4. ‘Y’ is sometimes a vowel, but only if it is by itself in a word, like ‘fry’. Every word has a vowel, unless you’re stupid an are thinking of things like ‘TV’. That’s an abbreveation! So, let’s take ‘Yard’, for instance. Notice that ‘a’ is the main vowel in this, so when there is a main vowel, ‘y’ is not a vowel. ‘Y’ is only used when no other vowel is present.

    Hope I cleared the confusion!

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