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spurt

How many syllables in spurt?

  617953842 syllable

Divide spurt into syllables:   spurt
Syllable stress:   spurt
How to pronounce spurt:   spurt
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Synonyms for spurt


1 syllable
  • burst
  • jet
  • shoot
  • spout
  • squirt
  • surge
  • gush
  • rush
  • shot
  • spray
  • stream
  • swell
2 syllables
  • emit
  • hurry
  • spring out
  • erupt
  • issue
3 syllables
  • spring forwards
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    What rhymes with spurt

    1 syllable
    • bert
    • blurt
    • chert
    • dirt
    • girt
    • hurt
    • pert
    • shirt
    • squirt
    • vert
    • wir
    • birt
    • Burt
    • curt
    • flirt
    • hert
    • peart
    • quirt
    • skirt
    • 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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