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English Words Without Vowels

Let us work on more English words without vowels, and we use such words quite often:

Dry	Gym	Psst	Why
Cry	Hmm	Lymph	Whys
Brr	Cysts	Drys	Wry
Cyst	Dryly	Ply	Thy
Fly	Lynch	Sylph	Thymy
Gypsy	Myths	Spy	Try
Crypt	Myths	Slyly	Why
Fry	Nymph	Sly	Wynd

Five and Six Letter Words without Vowels

Let us work on five and six letter words without vowels in a tabular form:

Five Letter Words	MEANING
MYRRH	A gum resin used in making incense
Pygmy	Any person, animal or plant that is abnormally undersized
Shyly	In a shy manner
Crwth	An ancient Celtic instrument
Phpht	Interjection to indicate mild annoyance

Six Letter Words	MEANING
Rhythm	Regular repeated pattern of movement or sound
Syzygy	A pair of connected or corresponding things.
Sylphy	The nearly straight-line configuration of three celestial bodies
Spryly	Lively, active, and brisk; vigorous.
Smyths	Smyth is an early variant of the common surname

Further, the longest word having seven letters which has none of the five vowels is: Nymphly

However, two six letters word which is Glycyl and Rhythm can as well be considered as seven letters word if we add “s” at the end of each word.

English Words without Vowels with Meanings

Word	Meaning
Brr	An exclamation used to express someone’s reaction to feeling cold.
Cwm	A cirque, especially one in the mountains of Wales.
Cwtch	A cupboard or cubbyhole. A cuddle or hug.
Grrl	A young woman regarded as independent and strong or aggressive.
Hmm	An exclamation used to express reflection, uncertainty, or hesitation:
Mm	An exclamation used to express contentment or pleasure.
Nth	Denoting an unspecified item or instance in a series, typically the last or latest in a long series.
Pfft	Used to represent a dull abrupt sound as of a slight impact or explosion.
Psst	An exclamation used to attract someone’s attention surreptitiously.
Sh	An exclamation used to call for silence.
Tch	An exclamation used to express irritation, annoyance, or impatience.
Tsk	An exclamation used to express irritation, annoyance, or impatience.
Xlnt	An informal abbreviation of excellent.