epithesis
subfix
paragoge
superfix
reduplication
notarikon
valediction
re-etymologize
syncopate
metaplasm
omission
preformative
-cc
nonconsonant
apocopation
wordfinal
anagram
nonvowel
prefixation
contraction
prop vowel
re-etymologization
aphthong
hook
apocope
pig Latin
spell out
spell
medial
proparalepsis
tautogram
acrophony
epenthesis
non-verbal
vocabularize
paragram
elision
foresyllable
short form
vocabulize
pronunciation respelling
affixation
mute e
substitution
syllabic break
unlexical
disyllable
ad verbum
nonlexical
vocable
alexical
textspeak
unletterlike
pronunciation
initialism
non-word
nonverbatim
truncation
acronym
semordnilap
suffixation
rephrase
procope
defective
syllabification
open
postfix
denotation
verbatim et literatim
apophony
suffix
prothetic
composition
clipping
postposed
translate
nonlexically
spoonerism
preposed
cannibalism
shorthand
diminutivization
transdeletion
literation
wordlike
eff
tonic
ultima
perispome
antepenult
disyllabic

English words for 'The addition of a letter or sound at the end of a word, without changing its meaning.'

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