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Syllabary

A syllabary is a type of writing system that writes whole syllables in single characters. This differs from alphabet writing system, which use characters to record individual syllables.
Japanese and Cherokee use syllabary writing.
by Ynkoust June 19, 2022
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Syllabatic Ass Whooping

A major spank down on your uncooperative kid where every word muttered by the parent (the spanker) is accompanied with a spank to the ass coresponding to the number of syllabils in the word just muttered to the kid (the spankee).
A Syllabatic Ass Whooping done to the sentence "Listen to me. You don't touch the toy at dinner."

(with a Syllabatic Ass Whooping, it looks like this:)

Lis(insert spank)ten(insert spank) to (insert spank) me (insert spank). You (insert spank) don't (insert spank) touch (insert spank) the (insert spank) toy (insert spank) at (insert spank) din(insert spank)ner(insert spank).
by bmwgnome June 6, 2010
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syllabify

Adding extra syllables to words to make them longer. Most commonly used by pop singers.
Why do pop stars have to syllabify so much.
Damn, Alicia Keys syllabifies alot.
eg:
"I Love you ba-aby" or,
"I lo-o-o-o-ove you" etc. etc.
by Hildegard January 17, 2008
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syllabatitis

An severe inablility to discern or understand the syllables that make up words. For example; a monosyllable (such a word is monosyllabic), while a word consisting of two syllables (like monkey) is called a disyllable (such a word is disyllabic). A word consisting of three syllables (such as indigent) is called a trisyllable (the adjective form is trisyllabic). A word consisting of more than three syllables (such as intelligence)
Craig, I hope I don't catch your syllabatitis.
by Bassettronics June 25, 2008
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syllababble

SYLLABABBLE: (noun).

pronounced: syl-la-bab-uhl

- the sounds a baby makes when experimenting with the language of its parents or caregivers...
when a baby is learning to talk, it will utter syllababbles like: "Ma-ma", "Da-da", "Bub-bub".
by yumoh August 16, 2012
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Sylladar

You know that guy
Yeah
He's basically Sylladar
So autismo
by Guy Feiri April 3, 2017
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