Syllables World: Mastering Syllable Identification

How many syllables in Soot?

soot has 1 syllables

soot

Soot is a black, powdery substance that is left behind when things burn.

This word has one syllable. It has one vowel (oo) and two consonants (s and t).

Noun

The chimney sweep removed the soot from the chimney.

The fireplace was covered in soot after it burned all night.
The mechanic's hands were black with soot from working on the car.
The factory released so much soot into the air that it caused pollution.
The book was so old that the pages were covered in soot.
The artist used soot to create a dark, smoky effect in the painting.
The detective found soot on the suspect's shoes, indicating that they had been at the scene of the crime.
The chimney sweep climbed up the chimney to remove the soot.
The fireman wore a mask to protect himself from breathing in the soot and smoke.
The black cat looked like it had rolled around in a pile of soot.
The coal miner's face was covered in soot after a long day in the mines.

Soot deposited on the leaves of plants or on buildings produces a film that interferes with photosynthesis or corrodes the structure, respectively.
Soot, like guilt, is powdery, black, and insidious.
Soot is a great color. If you're going to wear black, you're going to wear soot.
The soot that collects on chimneys is a reminder of the homes that were kept warm by the fires within.
Soot is the enemy of any home.
The sooty snowflakes are falling thick and fast upon the world outside.
Soot is the enemy of the modern man.
Soot is the inevitable byproduct of progress.
The sooty chimney-tops and smoky house-tops in the distance, and the lofty tower of old Saint Saviour's, looming up in the gloom, and shedding forth a ray of light, unseen save for this cause, into the murky atmosphere, made me think of Hofer and his patriot army.
Soot is a gritty, grimy, greasy substance that clogs the pores and dulls the skin.