contraction
homolog
reduplication
dissimilation
descriptor
form
word form
signifier
onomatopoetic
onomatopoeical
onomatopoeic
echoic
imitative
composition
excrescent
figura etymologica
contamination
notional opposite
portmanteau
blend
multi-word
portmanteau word
syllabist
delabialization
p-word
lexical unit
video description
autoantonym
hyperdisyllable
homonym
rhyme
assimilation
syllabism
vocable
anagram
monosyllabification
spoonerism
pun
derivative
accent
interverbal
polysyllabic
loanword
antonym
monosyllabic
opposite
opposite word
disyllabic
book word
eye rhyme
tonal
syncope
pseudo-loan
heterophone
initialism
syncopation
fusion
acronym
duosyllable
phonomime
xenophone
wordmeal
confusable
superdialect
barytone
adnomination
clipping
ad verbum
parechesis
determinatum
polysemant
Oïl language
root
prosonomasia
medial
phoneme
backslang
disyllable
figure of speech
geminate
elision
spoken word
apophony
polysemous word
divisim
precategorial
dissyllable
polysemantic word
procope
lexical bundle
heterograph
catachresis
monodialectal
homoform

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