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18223

Not sure about that #7 entry.
Two syllables here.

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18225

I suppose it’s in ow it’s said. I find it acceptable.

3-Syllable Country Names

  1. Canada
  2. Mexico
  3. Uruguay
  4. Switzerland
  5. New Zealand
  6. Morocco
  7. Ireland
  8. Paraguay
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3-Syllable Country Names

  1. Canada
  2. Mexico
  3. Uruguay
  4. Switzerland
  5. New Zealand
  6. Morocco
  7. Ireland
  8. Paraguay
  9. Germany
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3-Syllable Country Names

  1. Canada
  2. Mexico
  3. Uruguay
  4. Switzerland
  5. New Zealand
  6. Morocco
  7. Ireland
  8. Paraguay
  9. Germany
  10. Pakistan
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3-Syllable Country Names

  1. Canada
  2. Mexico
  3. Uruguay
  4. Switzerland
  5. New Zealand
  6. Morocco
  7. Ireland
  8. Paraguay
  9. Germany
  10. Pakistan
  11. Zambia
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3-Syllable Country Names

  1. Canada
  2. Mexico
  3. Uruguay
  4. Switzerland
  5. New Zealand
  6. Morocco
  7. Ireland
  8. Paraguay
  9. Germany
  10. Pakistan
  11. Zambia
  12. Luxembourg
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3-Syllable Country Names

  1. Canada
  2. Mexico
  3. Uruguay
  4. Switzerland
  5. New Zealand
  6. Morocco
  7. Ireland
  8. Paraguay
  9. Germany
  10. Pakistan
  11. Zambia
  12. Luxembourg
  13. Syria

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
18231

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
18232

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter

P.S. When most Americans say “Ireland,” it’s a 3-syllable word. But in Ireland, it’s almost always a 2-syllable word.

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Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
18234

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
  5. Tumbaga (gold and copper)
18235

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
  5. Tumbaga (gold and copper)
  6. Rose metal (lead and tin)

Er, Aluminum is an element, not an alloy.

18236

Yes it is but also, Aluminium alloys are alloys in which aluminium (Al) is the predominant metal. The typical alloying elements are copper, magnesium, manganese, silicon and zinc.

18237

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
  5. Tumbaga (gold and copper)
  6. Rose metal (lead and tin)
  7. Steel
18238

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
  5. Tumbaga (gold and copper)
  6. Rose metal (lead and tin)
  7. Steel
  8. Bronze (copper and tin)
18239

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
  5. Tumbaga (gold and copper)
  6. Rose metal (lead and tin)
  7. Steel
  8. Bronze (copper and tin)
  9. Stellite (chromium, tungsten, carbon)
18240

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
  5. Tumbaga (gold and copper)
  6. Rose metal (lead and tin)
  7. Steel
  8. Bronze (copper and tin)
  9. Stellite (chromium, tungsten, carbon)
  10. Ormolu (gilt bronze)
18241

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
  5. Tumbaga (gold and copper)
  6. Rose metal (lead and tin)
  7. Steel
  8. Bronze (copper and tin)
  9. Stellite (chromium, tungsten, carbon)
  10. Ormolu (gilt bronze)
  11. pig iron (iron and carbon)
18242

Alloys

  1. Brass (copper and zinc)
  2. Electrum (silver and gold)
  3. Pewter
  4. Aluminum
  5. Tumbaga (gold and copper)
  6. Rose metal (lead and tin)
  7. Steel
  8. Bronze (copper and tin)
  9. Stellite (chromium, tungsten, carbon)
  10. Ormolu (gilt bronze)
  11. pig iron (iron and carbon)
  12. Sterling silver (silver and copper)