Not an easy one... "Toto... I don't think were in Kansas anymore..." All the vowels are in this one. Thoughts?
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I believe you're referring to the 1980s song "AEIOU (and sometimes Y)" by Ebn Ozn.
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I like it spelled with a "k", Krystal.  You don't want it to be too different cause then people won't know how to pronounce it.
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There is not word that can be made out of these letters.  Are you missing a vowel perhaps? Adding an "i" gives you crisp bug or scrub pig! lol\n\nWhenever you need anagram help, go to:\n\nhttp://www.anagramsite.com
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B'cos it is spelt "M-o-n-d-a-y" \n\nSee! i've found it difficult tho..
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Im not sure if there is a spelling mistake, but there was no problem in pronouncing these two words. Is there something unique about these...\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Yes, it is pronounced "toom" - the "b" is silent and the "o" is long.  It's kind of along the same lines that we pronounce through "thru" and the "ough" sounds silent...
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solos, that would be S-O-L-O-S both backwards and forwards hence it being a palindrome. Hope that was it. :)
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SERIOUSLY... PEOPLE WHO USE LOWER CASE LETTERS FOR VOWELS... NO KIDDING
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A word consisting of only vowels?\n\nIf you count the 'sometimes Y', then the word 'you' would be all vowels.
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I think  there is a rule about the a/an coming right before the h where you use the second letter. If the second letter is a vowel, than you use 'an', otherwise, an 'a'.
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There are NO words(English) that has NO vowels. Exceptions migh be Dr. Mrs. shhh, try.. but the DR. and Mrs. are abreviations and the shhh is a SOUND, not a word and the Y in try is a vowel.
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defenselessness, if you can reapeat. if not, i think its polyhrythyms. y isnt a full time vowel, right?
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I'm sorry, but Maryon is wrong.\nIt should look like this: קלייטון טדטון \nThe letters are : Clayton = Kof Lamed Yod Yod Tet Vav NunSofit;  Tedeton = Tet Dalet Tet Vav NunSofit.
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Some people have answered that there are three syllables. This is not the case in any version of English that I have heard! It did use to be said that way hunderds of years ago, which is why it came to be spelt with three vowels. I think that some answerers are just looking at the written form, and dividing it on a rule of "one vowel, one syllable", forgetting that in this word, -ED is just pronounced as D. \n\nQuarrel  = Kwo-rel (there's not really an e-sound there, but rather the L is almost like a vowel).\n\nQuarrelled = Kwo-reld  - two syllables\n\nHope this helps
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I believe it is grammar, but close enough buddy. I know that the a-key is close to the e-key. I make that mistake to!\n\nMy wife never farts either. Not even when she eats beans. My sister-n-law however passes gas like a maniac. Louder bombs than mine, funny ? bro.
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My typing teacher told us that everyone has some combination of letters they will always mess up, for some reason.  For myself, it's always the T and the H ... so my "the" looks like "hte".  It's apparently normal.
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Finally :) someone else out there hears what I've been hearing this whole time too.   They are saying "Damn" and not "Gym" in that theme song.   Seems to me Cartoon Network had some idiot sound editor make a joke with this theme song by slipping "damn" in there instead.   Trust me...there's no "J" sound in that song where "gym" is suppose to be said!