drop

How many syllables in drop?

  348592761 syllable

Divide drop into syllables:   drop
Syllable stress:   drop
How to pronounce drop:   drop
How to say drop:

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Synonyms for drop


1 syllable
  • bead
  • cut
  • dive
  • dump
  • fall
  • jilt
  • lose
  • plop
  • plunk
  • rain
  • seep
  • shelve
  • sip
  • stop
  • touch
  • crash
  • ditch
  • drip
  • ease
  • glob
  • lapse
  • ooze
  • plunge
  • pop
  • sag
  • she'd
  • shrink
  • slump
  • tinge
  • trace
2 syllables
  • cascade
  • cut out
  • decrease
  • dewdrop
  • drizzle
  • dwindle
  • fumble
  • globule
  • jump down
  • let fall
  • lower
  • plummet
  • settle
  • sprinkle
  • teardrop
  • tumble
  • comedown
  • decline
  • descent
  • dribble
  • droplet
  • flicker
  • give up
  • go down
  • leave out
  • let go
  • nosedive
  • release
  • smidgen
  • subside
  • trickle
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        What rhymes with drop

        1 syllable
        • bop
        • chop
        • cop
        • crop
        • fop
        • hop
        • lop
        • op
        • paup
        • pop
        • ropp
        • shop
        • slop
        • staup
        • strop
        • to
        • whop
        • chap
        • clop
        • cop's
        • flop
        • glop
        • knop
        • mop
        • opp
        • plop
        • prop
        • scop
        • shoppe
        • sop
        • stop
        • swap
        • top
        • wop
        2 syllables
        • atop
        • ropy
        • nonstop
        • slopdash
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