give any word which contain no vowels?
923703
My, by, rhythm, fry, dry, spy, wry, sly\n\nPfftt
251022
the five vowels -aeiou??
431455
bubble\nmimmic\npopple\npoppin\nbobbin\nbabble\ngoggle\ngaggle\ngiggle
127331
Unmentionables\n\nor\n\nLingering Pleasures\n\nor\n\nSilkynsexy
247249
There are few words in the language that actualy contain no vowels, especially if you are considering "y" a vowel, which I certainly do.  Two examples (of which there are very few) are cwm - a bowl shaped mountain basin; and crwth - an ancient celtic stringed instrument.  \n\nAlso, certain anomonopeia (pretty sure that's spelled wrong... you know, a word that's spelled the way it sounds) such as pssst or brr, are in fact considered words like the guy above says.\n\nAs for words with no consanents...  I went searching and found the page below that says the following vowel only words are in dictionaries... don't ask me what they mean though, not sure for most of them...\n\nAA - Lava\nAE \nAI \nAIEEE \nIAO \nOII \nEAU - I think it's an animal\nEUOUAE \nOE \nOO \nI - obvious\nO \nA - obvious\nIO - One of the moons circling Jupiter I believe.\nand UOIAUAI
1023619
well in this case y is a vowel so it does have vowels, but its probably the only word that has three y's in it. or every other letter is a y ?\n\nahah! according to wikipedia, it is the shortest word in the English language with three y's.
522094
Barren is a word that you don't know the meaning of.\n\ntosmith
460825
Longing \nObserving \nVerifying \nEnjoying\n************\nLaughing \nOasis\nVoicelessly\nEnhanced\n*************\nLimited\nOptions\nVisualized\nExquisitely\n***************\nLoyalty\nOpeness\nValue\nEvident\n**************\nLoss\nObliterates\nVisceral\nEuphoria\n\nAs usual Patz, great question !
542254
cat\ncut\ncan't\ncouldn't\ncontent\nconstant\nclout\nCroat\nchest\ncheat\nclot\nCorot\ncroft\ncraft\ncroquet\ncarrot\ncourt\ncrust\ncount\ncoot\ncot\ncrout\ncoat\n\nSorry, that's all I got.
505934
defenselessness, if you can reapeat. if not, i think its polyhrythyms. y isnt a full time vowel, right?
691545
None in the English Modern Language.
665766
Twyndyllyngs is the longest word without any of the common vowel letters a, e, i, o, or u (although y is certainly a vowel in that and many other words). Euouae, at six letters long, is the longest English word consisting only of vowels.
541775
2-letter words\neh, en, es, et, he, hi, ho, in, is, it, ne, no, oe, oh, on, op, os, oy, pe, pi, sh, si, so, ti, to, ye \n\n3-letter words\nens, eon, ess, eth, heh, hen, hep, hes, het, hey, hie, hin, hip, his, hit, hoe, hon, hop, hot, hoy, hyp, ins, ion, its, net, nip, nit, noh, noo, nos, not, nth, oes, oho, ohs, one, ons, ooh, oot, ope, ops, opt, ose, peh, pen, pes, pet, phi, pht, pie, pin, pis, pit, poh, poi, pot, psi, pye, sei, sen, set, she, shh, shy, sin, sip, sis, sit, son, sop, sos, sot, soy, spy, sty, syn, ten, tet, the, tho, thy, tie, tin, tip, tis, tit, toe, ton, too, top, tot, toy, tye, yeh, yen, yep, yes, yet, yin, yip, yon \n\n4-letter words\neons, epos, espy, eths, hehs, hens, hent, hest, heth, hets, hies, hins, hint, hips, hisn, hiss, hist, hits, hoes, hone, hons, hoop, hoot, hope, hops, hose, host, hots, hoys, hype, hypo, hyps, hyte, into, ions, ness, nest, nets, nett, nips, nits, noes, nope, nose, nosh, nosy, note, ones, onto, oohs, oops, oots, open, opes, opts, oses, otto, oyes, pehs, pein, pens, pent, peon, peso, pest, pets, phis, phon, phot, pies, pine, pins, pint, piny, pion, pish, pith, pits, pity, poet, pois, pone, pons, pony, pooh, poon, pose, posh, post, posy, pots, psis, psst, pyes, pyin, seis, sent, sept, sets, sett, shes, shin, ship, shoe, shoo, shop, shot, sine, sinh, sins, sipe, sips, site, sith, sits, snip, snit, snot, snye, sone, sons, soon, soot, soph, sops, soth, sots, soys, spin, spit, spot, step, stet, stey, stop, stye, syne, tens, tent, test, teth, tets, then, they, thin, thio, this, ties, tine, tins, tint, tiny, tips, tits, toes, toit, tone, tons, tony, toon, toot, tope, toph, topi, tops, tosh, toss, tost, tote, tots, toyo, toys, tyes, tyne, type, typo, yens, yeti, yett, yins, yipe, yips, yoni \n\n5-letter words\neosin, estop, ethos, heist, hents, hests, heths, hints, hists, hoise, hoist, hones, honey, hooey, hoops, hoots, hooty, hopes, hosen, hoses, hosts, hypes, hypos, hyson, inept, inset, neist, nests, netop, netts, netty, nitty, noise, noisy, noose, noses, nosey, notes, onset, opens, opine, opsin, ottos, peins, penis, peons, peony, pesos, pesto, pests, petit, petti, petto, petty, phone, phono, phons, phony, photo, phots, piety, pines, piney, pinot, pinto, pints, pions, piste, piths, pithy, piton, poesy, poets, point, poise, pones, poohs, poons, poses, posit, posse, posts, potsy, potto, potty, pyins, senti, sepoy, septs, seton, setts, shent, shies, shine, shins, shiny, ships, shist, shoes, shone, shoon, shoos, shoot, shops, shote, shots, shott, sines, sinhs, sipes, sises, sissy, sites, snipe, snips, snits, snoop, snoot, snots, snyes, sones, sonsy, sooey, sooth, soots, sooty, sophs, sophy, soths, spent, spies, spine, spins, spiny, spite, spits, spoon, spots, stein, steno, steps, stets, sties, stint, stipe, stone, stony, stoop, stope, stops, stopt, stoss, styes, synth, tenth, tents, tenty, tepoy, tests, testy, teths, thein, thens, thine, thins, those, tines, tints, tipsy, tithe, toits, tones, toney, toons, tooth, toots, topes, tophe, tophi, tophs, topis, topoi, topos, totes, toyon, toyos, tynes, types, typos, tythe, yetis, yetts, yipes, yonis \n\n6-letter words\nenosis, entity, eosins, essoin, estops, ethion, ethnos, heists, hisses, hoises, hoists, honest, honeys, hooeys, hyphen, hysons, hyssop, insets, instep, netops, noesis, noises, nooses, noshes, onsets, ophite, opines, opsins, option, ossein, otiose, pestos, phones, phoney, phonos, phooey, photon, photos, physes, physis, phyton, pinots, pintos, pishes, pistes, piston, pitons, pointe, points, pointy, poises, poison, ponies, pontes, posies, posits, posses, posset, postin, potent, potion, potsie, pottos, ptoses, ptosis, pyoses, pyosis, python, sepoys, sepsis, setons, shiest, shines, shists, shoots, shotes, shotts, shyest, siphon, sitten, snipes, snoops, snoopy, snoots, snooty, snotty, sonsie, soothe, sooths, sopite, speiss, spines, spinet, spinto, spites, spoons, spoony, spotty, steins, stenos, stints, stipes, stithy, stones, stoney, sto
731508
tricic\ncirtic\nictric\ncritic\nrictic\nMost of these words will work - only if someone cannot\npronounce the English language.
543638
1: UN - "un(h)," nasal sound, but also as if you were grunting\n2: DEUX - "duh," but not so emphatically\n3: TROIS - "toi" \n4: QUATRE - "kat-re" but the second syllable "re" tends to be swallowed so you would hear something more like "katr"\n5: CINQ - "sank"\n6: SIX - "c's" but not so emphatically either, could also be "sees" but not emphatically\n7: SEPT - "set"\n8: HUIT - "weet" \n9: NEUF - "nough" like enough but with a nasal sound - your lips should push outwards along with your tongue when you pronounce this one\n10: DIX - "dees" but not a prolonged one, kind of like "dis" but not quite\n\nHope this helps.
788012
If you are talking about the English language there are 2 words that have w and their vowel. one is "cwm" which is a basin found @ the base of a mountain sometimes has a lake near by .  the other one is "crwth" which is a Celtic musical instrument. These words usually only come up on extremely difficult crossword puzzles. good luck
338751
Literally "o"\n\nZero, zip, 0\n\nRing\n\nBagel, Donut\n\nOval\n\nEgg