do you know any words without vowels?
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Cwm.  Its a Welsh word for "valley"
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That word is probably nth. Nth is a mathematical word and is the only word without a vowel. I'm not quite sure. I know there is no "F", but it is probably nth.
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There's only eight alphabets you listed?\nFrom those 8, you can have:\nheal-with, thaw-hile, hit-whale, whale-hit, hat-while, while-hat.
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we didn't use such word in our talking so if u want one instead:\nthrow  - (إرم) -ermee
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Any word ending in the "af" sound...ignore spelling patterns at first. Start at the beginning of the alphabet and start trying to make words with the sound at the end.\n\ncalf\ndecaf\ngaffe\n\netc.
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There is no one word that fits these letters.  How many words do you want?
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BUTYL\nEXULT\nBLUEY\nBLUET\nLIEUT\nBLITZ\nUTILE\nBUILT\nBIZET\nBLUE\nYULE\nYETI\nLITZ\nBELY\nLUTE\nTULE\nBYTE\nEXIT\nLUXE\nBELT\nLUTZ\nTUEL\nLUBE\nBILE\nBITE\nETUI\nTILE\nLIEU\nTUBE\nIBEX\nLIT\nTUB\nLEU\nLIE\nLEI\nBET\nTUX\nTIE\nTEX\nEXT\nLYE\nBEY\nEUX\nLEY\nELY\nELI\nTEL\nBYE\nLEX\nBUY\nLET\nBUT\nLIB\nBTU\nBTL\nYET\nTIL\nBIT\nUZI\nLUX\nBIZ\nBEL\nLIZ\nXI\nEX\nIT\nYE\nBE\nBY\nI\n\nNothing can be made with all the letters, if only because there aren't enough vowels to work with compared to the other letters.  Z, B, X, T, and L almost always have to be both preceded AND followed by a vowel.  Just look at the words I came up with to see what I mean.
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& hearts ;\nno spaces\n♥
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End\nJunk\nKeister\nLump\nMoon\nOrt\nWagger\n\nSorry i cant think of any others
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'facetiously' is the only 11-letter word that has all the vowels in order (a,e,i,o,u,y)\n\n'typewriter' is the only 10-letter word that can be typed using only the top row of keys on a keyboard.\n\n'gypsy' & 'pygmy' are the only 5-letter words, in which, the only vowel is  'y'\n\nmore words begin with 'S' than any other letter in English. Top Ten: 1)S\n2)C\n3)P\n4)A\n5)T\n6)M\n7)E\n8)D\n9)R\n10)F\n\nThere are three words in English that repeat one letter 6 times: 'degenerescence', 'indivisibility', and 'nonannouncement'\n\n1,000 (one thousand) is the 'earliest' number that has the letter 'a' in it\n\nthe only 4-letter word that ends in 'e-n-y' is 'deny'\n\nAll the letters listed on an eye-chart: 'C,D,E,F,L,O,P,T,Z'\n\nthe only anagram of the word 'chesty' is 'scythe'\n\nthe only letter not used in the spelling of the 50 U.S. states is 'Q'\n\nthe only 15-letter word that has no repeating letters is 'uncopyrightable'\n\n"I" the first person-singular is capitalized in English, the only language to do so.\n\nthe term 'jiffy' as in "in a jiffy" is equal to:\none one hundred thousand billion billionths of a second, according to lexicographers.\n--\nedit: -j.:'abstemiously' is 12-letters.  the first one says ''facetiously' is the only 11-letter word.
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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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according to the dictionary, no there are no words beginning with "z" containing "qu"
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My vote:  TSKTSKS\n\nEXPLANATION\n\nFIRST, what IS a vowel?\n\nbostonianinmo is correct - in words like "sky" the "y" IS a vowel.  The very fact that "bi-" and "by" rhyme, or that you sometimes find "rimed" instead of "rhymed" is evidence of this.\n\nThe idea that ONLY a,e,i,o and u (or even "sometimes y") are vowels in based on oversimplified definition they gave us in grade school.  In fact, a vowel is, before all else, a type of SOUND rather than a type of LETTER.  We call specific letters "vowels" because these letters are the ones TYPICALLY used to indicate the vowel sounds.\n(compare http://alt-usage-english.org/excerpts/fxword00.html)\n\nRemember that SPEECH has the primacy and that a word is, first of all a SPOKEN thing.  Writing systems were created as a means to make a record of speech.\n\nNote that the three sounds indicated by the letters "h" "w" and "y" are all weak "semi-vowels" which can easily become vowels or even disappear (as "h" at the end of a syllable).  The basic rule is that, whenever "y" or "w" BEGIN a syllable they mark consonants; at the middle of end of a syllable they mark VOWELS.  (In the case of "w", except for words from the Welsh, like "cwm" [pronounced "coom"!] w is only used for vowels in diphthongs, e.g., "How now brown cow?"     It's even easier to see that they are functioning vowels if you note that final "oy" is pronounced exactly like the "oi" in the middle of a word, and "ow" is pronounced like "ou".)\n\n(Of course, one of my favorite words in all this is "why", made up ONLY of semi-vowels.)\n\n------------------------\n\nThere ARE words without vowel SOUNDS (and in which none of the letters indicates a vowel).   They are various "interjections", such as the following:\n\nbrr(r)\ngrr(r)\ntsk\nshh(h) \npsst\nhmm\nmm-hmm\n\nThis last one might be the longest all by itself.  (It is true we might add extra letters to many such words, e.g., h's to "shh" or r's to "brr".  But that would be cheating. And where would you stop?!)\n\nI think the longest bona fide word of this sort is "tsktsks" used as a verb, the equivalent of "utters a tsktsk" or "expresses disapproval", e.g., "he tsktsks her suggestions".
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"Rhythm" and "syzygy" are the longest English words without vowels.
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the word that has no vowel is tryst\n\ndefinition:a meeting place or agreement to meet\n\nor rythm or gym,by,cry,fly,my,sly,etc.
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Technically speaking, there is one and only one common word in the English language that has five vowels in a row and that is: queueing. \n\n\nAll the other ones such as:\n\nEuouae (6 in this case!)\nCooeeing \nMiaoued\nMiaouing\nZoaeae\n\nare all considered graphalogically incorrect variants. \n\nAnd the list of "proper names" containing a sequence of 5 vowels in a row include:\n\nRousseauian \nAeaea or Aiaia and the related adjectives Aeaean / Aiaian.\n\nFinally, and as you mentioned, not considering "stuff" that do NOT count such as: "aaaaah", "oooooh", "ouuuuch" and so on.
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No single word rhymes with orange.  Some combinations, such as "door hinge", have been proposed.  Some other words that have no rhyming word are month, silver, and purple.