Crossword clues for Before in only one syllable 3 lettersAnswerClueABEName that's one syllable in English, two syllables in JapaneseHEEOne-syllable laughONENumber of one-syllable U.S. state namesEREBefore in only one syllableEREBefore, in one syllablePSIOne-syllable Greek letterPSIFinal one-syllable Greek letterOERSicklied ___ with the pale cast of thought.” nyt 1954 OER Above, in one syllable. nyt 1954 OER Poetic contraction. nyt 1954 OER Poetic contraction. nyt 1954 OER Poetic contraction. nyt 1954 OER Poetic contraction. nyt 1954 OER Poetic contraction. nyt 1954 OERSTED Magnetic unit. nyt 1954 OES Letters. nyt 1954 OESEL Baltic island. nyt 1954 OETA Mountain chain in Greece. nyt 1954 OEUF Egg: French. nyt 1954 OFCOURSE Naturally. nyt 1954 OFFENBACH Composer of Tales of Hoffmann."HEESyllable said while covering one's mouthLASSyllables spoken while covering one's earsISHSyllable that may be uttered while repeatedly rotating one wrist back and forthSTRAIGHTSGood poker hands [one of the longest one-syllable words]SCREECHEDSounded shrill [one of the longest one-syllable words]LALALASyllables sometimes said with one's fingers in one's earsSTRENGTHLongest English one-syllable word.MELISMAGroup of notes sung on one syllableMAINEOnly one-syllable state namePIERREState capital whose name is pronounced as one syllable (not two, as many think)MAINEOnly one-syllable stateNOMEOne-syllable Alaskan cityPIERREOnly one-syllable state capitalMAINEState of one syllableMAINEState with one syllableMELISMASeries of notes sung on one syllableMELISMAGroup of notes sung to one syllable of textNEEROne-syllable not ever.MAINEThe only one-syllable state nameHINTSIt has one syllable and "Its fourth letter is T"DRAWLSay with two syllables where one would do, sayLALALAFingers-in-one's-ears syllablesLALASyllables repeated while plugging one's earsLALASyllables said with fingers in one's earsANAPESTTwo short syllables followed by a long one, poeticallyLALALASyllables said with fingers in one's earsPLUMBEROne for whom 36-Across has three syllablesCHEMISTOne for whom 36-Across has four syllablesUNTILPreposition often shortened to one syllable
