- Di|lau|did
- Di|lau|did «dy L dihd», noun.Trademark. a powerful narcotic derived from morphine. Formula: C17H19NO3
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Di|lau|did
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lau — ala·lau·wa; bres·lau; Di·lau·did; hu·ki·lau; ka·me·lau·ki·on; lang·lau·fer; lau·dan·i·dine; lau·da·nine; lau·dan·o·sine; lau·da·num; lau·da·tion; lau·da·tor; lau·da·to·ri·ly; lau·da·to·ry; lau·ha·la; lau·ia; lau·lau; lau·lau; lau·mont·ite;… … English syllables
did — ac·ri·did; aleu·ro·did; ar·a·did; ar·chi·did·as·ca·li·an; can·did·ly; can·did·ness; con·did·dle; co·pep·o·did; did; did·der; did·dle dee; did·dle·dees; did·dler; did·dy; did·ger·i·doo; did·na; did·ric; did·y·mo·lite; did·y·mous; Di·lau·did;… … English syllables
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Dilaudid — Di·lau·did … English syllables
