Two words utilizing the "eo" to represent an explicit long "e" sound are people and theory - although, depending on the speaker, the "eo" in theory may sound less like thEE-rEE and more like thEE-u-rEE.
Examples of other words utilizing the "eo" where the "e" is long but the "o" acts as a second syllable include neon (nEE-AHn), rodeo (rOH-dEE-OH) and eon (EE-AHn).
A long e is the the long ee sound in words such as bee.
Examples:
# Long e sound at the beginning: eagle, eel, eat, Egypt, emu, equal # Long e sound in the middle: leaf, peas, meal , keys, sheep # Long e sound at the end: three, me, tea, free, she
All of the one-syllable words that end in -ay (except quay) and the words that end in -eigh (weigh, sleigh). Also some words such as prey, and French words such as filet, croquet, buffet (noun), bouquet and risque.
Examples include
display
defray
highway
repay
delay
hearsay
outweigh
There are words that end in a long E, and words that end in a long E sound.
Here are a few:
E and EE words : be, we, fee, see, levee, nominee, detainee
EA words : sea, flea
Y words : baby, silly, wily, crazy
EY words : money
and from French:
IE words : bourgeoisie
IS words : debris, marquis, chablis
and from Irish:
AGH - shillelagh
happy snappy funny angry sleepy twitchy itchy grumpy fatty skinny
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Miscellaneous
Theory
People is one such word.
People
Amoeba.
2 or more
The only common words are forms of the word jeopardy. Other words with an EO pair have a schwa sound (burgeon, bludgeon, pigeon) not a short E.
people
Yes, The EO pair, which is rare, has the long E sound. The final E is heard as a schwa L (pee-puhl).
The only common words are people and its variants (peopled, peopling).There are words where the O is the "silent" part of a following OU pair (igneous, osseous, vitreous).* The word "theory" is pronounced with a long E in some dialects, but more commonly thee-uh-ree.
Yes. The EO pair has a short E sound, and the A is a schwa.
Capatain EO is the 17 minute attraction from Disney. It was there from 1986-1994 , and is now re-released on July 2md.
The O was not part of the Middle English term (peple) but was part of the Anglo-French words (pople aka peuple), which comes from the Latin populus. The word "people" seems to have developed as a cross between the two, while most other words from the same root (populace, population) did not adopt either the EO spelling or the unusual long E sound.
eo is a personal issue?
There is no anagram of "eo" except "oe."
It matters not what powers are utilized by the president in EO 10999, which actually assigns responsibilities to the Secretary of Commerce. It does not matter, because this EO was revoked by EO 11490 in 1969 (EO 10999 was signed in 1962).
Captain EO was created in 1986.
Captain EO ended in 1997.