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How many syllables are in stale? 1 syllable

Divide stale into syllables: stale

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Synonyms and Words Related to Stale

stalely (2 syllables), stales (1 syllables), tale (1 syllables), addled (2 Syllables), bad (1 Syllables), cold (1 Syllables), day-old (3 Syllables), flyblown (2 Syllables), hard (1 Syllables), limp (1 Syllables), maggoty (3 Syllables), moldy (2 Syllables), moth-eaten (3 Syllables), mouldy (2 Syllables), musty (2 Syllables), rancid (2 Syllables), spoiled (1 Syllables), spoilt (1 Syllables), wilted (2 Syllables) addled (2 syllables), bewhiskered (3 syllables), blown (1 syllables), corny (2 syllables), flavorless (3 syllables), flyblown (2 syllables), frowsy (2 syllables), limp (1 syllables), maggoty (3 syllables), moldy (2 syllables), moth-eaten (3 syllables), mouldy (2 syllables), musty (2 syllables), rancid (2 syllables), spoiled (1 syllables),

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