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- bland
- blank
- blind
- bless
- blush
- brand
- brash
- brick
- bring
- brunt
- brink
- brush
- bunch
- chalk
- charm
- chink
- chunk
- clang
- clash
- class
- clink
- clock
- clung
- crack
- ditch
- drank
- dress
- drink
- drunk
- flash
- fight
- flunk
- frank
- gland
- grand
- grant
- grind
- plank
- plant
- plush
- porch
- prank
- punch
- munch
- north
- notch
- scorn
- short
- shank
- sight
- skirt
- sling
- sport
- stark
- stock
- storm
- stick
- stuck
- swarm
- thank
- thick
- tight
- thing
- think
- thunk
- trash
- trust
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5 letter word with 4 vowels and 1 consonant?
queue
What 5 letter word has 1 consonant followed by 4 vowels?
Queue has one consonant followed by 4 vowels. It means line.
What 4 letter word has 1 vowels and only one repeating consonant?
sass
A 5 letter word with 1consanant and 4 voweles?
'Queue' has 1 consonant and 4 vowels.
What is a 5 letter word that only has 1 consonant and 4 vowels?
the word "what" has four letters with one vowel - as does "word".......
What word has 4 vowels and 1 consonant?
aioli (Italian - oil)
How many more consonants than vowels are there in accommodation?
There are 6 vowels and 7 consonants so there is 1 more consonant
What 5 letter word has 1 vowels?
scarf
How many more consonants than vowel are in the word BICYCLE?
Ah, what a lovely word "BICYCLE" is! Let's count the consonants and vowels together. We have 4 consonants (B, C, C, L) and 3 vowels (I, Y, E), so there are 1 more consonant than vowels in "BICYCLE." Just remember, every letter in this word adds to its unique beauty.
Name a 5 letter word with only 1 consonant?
QUEUE.
What is are the vowels to consonant in ratio?
The ratio of vowels to consonants in the English language is approximately 1:2. This means that for every vowel, there are about two consonants.
A word with 2 vowels 5 consonants?
A word with 2 vowels and 5 consonants could be "strength." This word has the vowels "e" and "i" and the consonants "s," "t," "r," "n," and "g." It follows the pattern of one vowel followed by one consonant, and this sequence repeats until all the letters are accounted for.
