How Many Syllables Are in Whatnot

The word Whatnot has three syllables: what-not.
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Definition of Whatnot

A miscellaneous item or unspecified object.

How should Whatnot divide into syllables

There are two syllables in 'whatnot'. The first syllable 'what' has the vowel 'a' and the consonants 'w' and 't'. The second syllable 'not' has the vowel 'o' and the consonants 'n' and 't'.

Part of Speech - Whatnot

I found some old books, toys, and whatnot in the attic.

Sentences with Whatnot

• I need to pack my suitcase with clothes, toiletries, and whatnot for my trip.
• The store sells all sorts of things like books, toys, and whatnot.
• My desk is cluttered with pens, paperclips, and whatnot.
• She decorated her room with posters, stickers, and whatnot.
• The box was filled with knick-knacks, trinkets, and whatnot.

Quotes with Whatnot

• Life is a mirror: if you frown at it, it frowns back; if you smile, it returns the greeting. Whatnot is not a thing, but a real entity representing human desires, needs, and wants.
• Whatever is, is right; though purblind man / Sees but a part o' the chain, the nearest whatnot / His eyes can glance from is a pebble-stone, / And, guided by this partial, prejudiced light, / He deems the whole to be the complete system, / Nought worth a smile or tear.
• The heart of man is a musical instrument, which contains a great many stops and springs, unknown to most of us, and more than anyone can imagine, who has not studied the subject. Whatnots are sometimes more remarkable for what is not in them than for what is.
• Books are whatnots, only printed, and all printed things are whatnots.
• Space is whatnot, and candies perish, / Life's little, and then comes death.
• The world is full of whatnot, / And life's a game of chance.
• Whatnot's a word that's always handy, / When you can't think of what to call / A thing or two that might come in handy, / Like a widget, doodad, or a pall.
• The best way to get whatnot is to want whatnot, and then work for it with all your heart.
• Money is just whatnot, a way of keeping score, / And love is all that really matters, nothing less, nothing more.
• Peace is not a thing, but a real entity representing human desires, needs, and wants. Whatnot is the same.
• Beauty is not a thing, but a real entity representing human desires, needs, and wants. Whatnot is the same.
• Love is not a thing, but a real entity representing human desires, needs, and wants. Whatnot is the same.
• Freedom is not a thing, but a real entity representing human desires, needs, and wants. Whatnot is the same.
• Life is not a thing, but a real entity representing human desires, needs, and wants. Whatnot is the same.
• Whatnot is a word that stands for everything and nothing, all at once.
• Whatnot is a word that saves you the trouble of finding the right word for something that's not important enough to have a name.
• Whatnot is a word that covers a multitude of sins, and a multitude of things that don't need to be named.
• Whatnot is a word that makes you feel smart, because you know what it means, even though it doesn't really mean anything.
• Whatnot is a word that's always there for you when you need it, like a friend that you can count on, even when everyone else has let you down.

Number of characters in Whatnot

7 ( w, h, a, t, n, o, t )

Unique letters in Whatnot

6 ( w, h, a, t, n, o )

Whatnot Backwards

tontahw

How to Pronounce Whatnot

IPA (International): ˈwʌˌtnɑ:t

ARA (American): ˈwʌˌtnɑt

EPA (English): ˈwʌˌtnɑ:t

WAH-TNAA-T

How to Pronounce Whatnot

IPA (International): ˈhwʌˌtnɑ:t

ARA (American): ˈhwʌˌtnɑt

EPA (English): ˈhwʌˌtnɑ:t

HHWAH-TNAA-T