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pole

How many syllables in pole?

  785264391 syllable

Divide pole into syllables:   pole
Syllable stress:   pole
How to pronounce pole:   pohl
How to say pole:

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Synonyms for pole


1 syllable
  • bar
  • perch
  • push
  • rod
  • shank
  • staff
  • stick
  • mast
  • post
  • raft
  • shaft
  • spar
  • stake
2 syllables
  • baton
  • dowel
  • flagstaff
  • propel
  • column
  • extreme
  • limit
3 syllables
4 syllables
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    What rhymes with pole

    1 syllable
    • bole
    • bowl
    • cole
    • dhole
    • droll
    • goal
    • knoll
    • kohl
    • nole
    • ole
    • prole
    • roll
    • shoal
    • sol
    • soul
    • stroll
    • thole
    • toll
    • vole
    • boll
    • coal
    • Cole
    • dole
    • foal
    • hole
    • Kohl
    • mole
    • noll
    • poll
    • role
    • scroll
    • skoal
    • sole
    • stole
    • strolld
    • tole
    • troll
    • whole
    2 syllables
    • cajole
    • control
    • doleance
    • enroll
    • extol
    • parole
    • pistole
    • sowle
    • viole
    • console
    • devaul
    • ecole
    • enrolle
    • Nicole
    • patrol
    • Seoul
    • unroll
    3 syllables
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