Syllables World: Mastering Syllable Identification

How many syllables in Watery?

watery has 3 syllables

Split Watery into syllables?

wa-tery

Definition of Watery

containing, covered with, or full of water or liquid resembling water

How should Watery divide into syllables

The word 'watery' has three syllables. The first syllable 'wa' has one vowel 'a' and one consonant 'w'. The second syllable 'ter' has one vowel 'e' and two consonants 't' and 'r'. The third syllable 'y' has one vowel 'y' and no consonants.

Part of Speech - Watery

Adjective

The soup was too watery.

Sentences with Watery

The paint was too watery to use.
Her eyes were watery because of the cold wind.
The river was murky and watery.
The soup was so watery that it tasted like plain water.
The baby's diaper was watery.
The rain made the ground watery and muddy.
The swimmer emerged from the pool with watery eyes.
The sky was watery gray on that rainy day.
The tea was too watery for my taste.
The boat was floating on the watery surface of the lake.

Quotes with Watery

Beneath the watery moon, the ship sailed into the horizon.
The watery abyss seemed endless and unfathomable.
The mermaid swam gracefully in the watery depths.
The old well had a dark and watery bottom.
The stormy night made the streets look like watery mirrors.
The watery grave claimed the lives of many sailors.
The river flowed in a slow and watery motion.
The watery mist enveloped the entire forest.
The watery sun disappeared behind the mountains.
The shipwreck lay at the bottom of the watery grave.

Number of characters in Watery

6 ( w, a, t, e, r, y )

Unique letters in Watery

6 ( w, a, t, e, r, y )

Watery Backwards

yretaw

Phonetic Transcription of Watery

IPA (International): ˈwɔ:tɜ:i:

ARA (American): ˈwɔtɝi

EPA (English): ˈwɔ:tɜ:i:

WAO-TER-IY

More Watery Synonyms

washy

weak

reeking

dilute

thin

runny

weak

watered-down

pale

light

insipid

flavorless

tasteless

unsavory

bland

colorless

pallid

wan

milky

cloudy

murky

hazy

foggy

Watery Rhymes

daughtery