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mold

How many syllables in mold?

  853624971 syllable

Divide mold into syllables:   mold
Syllable stress:   mold
How to pronounce mold:   mohld
How to say mold:

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Synonyms for mold


1 syllable
  • cast
  • form
  • knead
  • sculpt
  • sort
  • type
  • die
  • kind
  • make
  • shape
  • style
  • yeast
2 syllables
  • chisel
  • create
  • fungus
  • model
  • produce
  • construct
  • fashion
  • mildew
  • pattern
  • toadstool
3 syllables
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    What rhymes with mold

    1 syllable
    • bold
    • cold
    • fold
    • hold
    • mould
    • old
    • polled
    • scold
    • soled
    • strolled
    • tolled
    • wold
    • bowled
    • doled
    • gold
    • holed
    • nold
    • poled
    • rolled
    • sold
    • souled
    • told
    • wol
    2 syllables
    • ahold
    • cajoled
    • controlled
    • enrolled
    • foretold
    • holeless
    • outsold
    • patrolled
    • resold
    • twofold
    • unsold
    • uphold
    • behold
    • consoled
    • enfold
    • extolled
    • fourfold
    • Nolde
    • paroled
    • remold
    • Roald
    • unfold
    • untold
    • withhold
    3 syllables
    4 syllables
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