Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Vower

👉 A vower is a type of vowel in English that has two syllables. They are typically used to indicate the length or breadth of something, such as "wide," "long," and "large." Vowels like "w" and "y" are also used for sound effects in music, particularly in vocalizations of words like "whispering" and "singing."

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👉 Vowel is a type of sound that is produced by the front teeth of the mouth. It differs from consonants in that it has a soft, open end and does not have a roof over the back of the throat like vowels do. The most common types of vowels are the /a/ (as in "air"), /e/ (as in "eye"), /i/ (as in "ice"), /o/ (as in "orange"), and /u/ (as in

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