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Is yo-yo a short o word?
No, "yo-yo" is not a short "o" word. It has two syllables: "yo" and "yo".
A short "o" word has a short vowel sound, like in "hot", "dog", or "top".
What is the prefix or suffix for organism?
How would you spell spectrophotofluorometrically in Spanish?
Morphology
Where did the word relationship originate?
What are the two kinds of panghalip panaklaw?
What is a homograph for place with trees?
What is the greek word for blue?
What is the welsh word for brown?
What does ichola mean?
What is the collective noun for roses?
What does le monde devenu tel un jardin de fleurs écarlates mean in French?
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