How to pronounce “occulent”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• third-person plural future active indicative of occulō

Practice Nearby Words

occludent, claudent, occultive, close, osculant, oculiferous, oculigerous, operculiform, tight-lipped, snug, occulted, heavy-lidded, oculiform, hooded, opacating, lidded, closish, closehanded, regardant, shutterlike, boss-eyed, cowled, curtained, suffocative, apertive, saccate, poculiform, cucullated, eyelidded, private, succinct, restrictory, close as wax, ocular, furtive, squint-eyed, closemouthed, retreatful, opercled, hushy, cautelous, ocellated, ostriferous, hushful, gimlet-eyed, engouled, ostraceous, curtainlike, extinctive, ocelligerous, close-cropped, secretive, cycloptic, narrow, claustral, obtusish, small-eyed, bucculent, smothery, cockeyed, oysterous, owlful, capuched, ocelliferous, shrouded, aciculate, blindfold, repletive, oculate, circumfulgent, opacous, gulpy, clipped, poignant, retortive, glutinative, cepaceous, almond-eyed, intimate, hoodlike, courtlike, cuspidal, reducent, walled, cinctured, gape-mouthed, succulous, excubant, clingy, ogival, closetlike, incerative, regardful, acaulose, hideling, close-knit, swivel-eyed, abditive, acuminous, protective

Similar Sounds

osculant, excellent, feculent, luculent, muculent, succulent, opulent, occupant, flocculent, inoculant, flocculant, oculate, oculus, auckland, aquiline, oculi, aquilina, oxalate, okerlund, aquilino, aurulent, agilent, truculent, succulents, aqualung, piculet, aculeate, aclant, accusant, equitant, document, oculist, argument, ocular, occupants, oxidant, accelerant, octuplet, aukland, equaling, oculars, excelente, osculum, octant, excelan, acrylate, equalling, allant, egeland, ocul, rock island