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Four letters, no vowels

So you've got no vowels on your rack? Don't despair - here are some effective SOWPODS four letter words containing no vowels!

BRRR BYRL CYST FYRD GYMP GYNY HWYL
HYMN JYNX KYND LYCH LYNX MYTH PFFT
PRYS PSST RYND SCRY SKRY SKYF SKYR
SPRY SYNC SYND SYPH TRYP TYMP TYND
TYPP TYPY WYCH WYND WYNN XYST YMPT
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aishu said…
funky english language!!!
23 February 2010 at 00:16
Anonymous said…
Spry and gyms both work too
9 March 2012 at 21:30
cory said…
spry is on there
21 May 2012 at 13:40
Anonymous said…
Drys
21 January 2013 at 22:29
Anonymous said…
Cwms
10 February 2013 at 18:12
Anonymous said…
CYAN
2 March 2013 at 21:09
Anonymous said…
The 'a' in 'cyan' looks suspiciously vowel like to me....
10 March 2013 at 13:58
Anonymous said…
Freaks
12 March 2013 at 02:36
Scrabble words with all consonants said…
We can definitely call something a word if it has no vowels. It would be possible to define something as "English word" stating that because there's no word in English that has vowels we can state that word must have at least one vowel, but it would be too artificial.
15 April 2013 at 08:24
Anonymous said…
by, my, dry, fly, fry, gym, shy, sky, sly, spy, try, why, hymn, lynx, myrrh, myth, wyrm, crypt, flyby, gypsy, lynch, nymph, pygmy, rhythm, tryst and syzygy
4 May 2015 at 07:03
Diddicumb said…
Saying Y is not a vowel is misleading. All the words listed except "brrr" contain a Y.
19 February 2016 at 13:33
Anonymous said…
The premise of the entire list is erroneous because it does not understand the definition of a vowel.

Words that REALLY do not use vowels:
Ch
Hm
Mm
Sh
St
Brr
Cwm
Hmm
Pht
Pst
Shh
Tsk
Twp
Zzz
Brrr
Cwms
Pfft
Psst
Tsks
Zzzs
Crwth
Cwtch
Crwths
Tsktsk
Tsktsks
31 December 2016 at 20:35
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