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How many syllables does puzzling have?
The word puzzling has 3 syllables.
What is a puzzling question?
Conundrum, enigma, riddle, mystery, problem...
Bi means 2 Tri means 3 but what word means 5?
the answer to your question is pent or penti
What is the meaning of baffling?
; Because baffled is a past tense word I will convert it to baffle and then define your word then you can understand what it means and then you know that the feeling and then you can convert it to be past tense for your meaning.;; Main Entry: : 1baf·fle ; Pronunciation: : \ˈba-fəl\ ; Etymology: : probably alteration of Middle English (Scots) bawchillen to denounce, discredit publicly ; Date: : 1675 1 : to defeat or check (as a person) by confusing or puzzling : disconcert 2 : to check or break the force or flow of by or as if by a baffle
What does the word as many mean in math?
The words or phrase (not word) "as many" means any number that is less than or equal to the number in question.
How do you write a sentence with the word puzzling?
That is a very puzzling question...
What five letter means Puzzling Question?
poser
What is a five letter word meaning puzzling question?
poser
What word means someone or something that is puzzling or cant be understood?
weird
How many syllables does puzzling have?
The word puzzling has 3 syllables.
What is a puzzling question called in 5 letters that starts with a p?
at is a puzzling question starting with P 5 letters
What is a puzzling question called?
Riddles
What eight letter word means obscure?
doubtful, abstruse, esoteric, puzzling, baffling, oracular, nameless, nebulous
What is another word for puzzling?
confusing
What part of speech is puzzling?
The word puzzling is an adjective. It is used to describe something that is difficult to understand.
Which of these terms is NOT a synonym for the word wretched Unhappy Pitiful Puzzling Miserable?
Puzzling A+LS FTW
What is behind a language?
This question is puzzling. On could say, perfectly reasonably that a language is 'supported', kept going by its speakers. However, it's not at all clear what the question means.
