Are there any words in the english language that have no vowels in them?

[Sabbin]

Y counts as a vowel. Unless it's the y as in yes.

My uses the long I y sound

Rhythm used the short I y sound

Why uses the long I y sound too.

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[Cybersix]

Why not Google it?

[Stocking]

BRR
BRRR
CRWTH
CRWTHS
CWM
CWMS
HM
HMM
MM
NTH
PFFT
PHPHT
PHT
PSST
SH
SHH
TSK
TSKS
TSKTSK
TSKTSKS

[Dr.Block]

CRWTHS

What now?

[Jetlok]

sky
oh look the op

[Shinji]

CRWTH
CRWTHS

that's welsh not english stocking

[Lugnut]

no

[Flamecannon]

9th
err ninth
wait no
nth
erm
i remember from my teacher like way back tell me it had to do with nine

[SirLancelot7]

Hmph.

Psst.

Those are the only two I can think of off the top of my head.

[JimJam]

A cwm is like the word for a cavernous area I believe.

Also, do you people realize that onomatopoeias don't count?

[Flamecannon]

Hmph.

Psst.

Those are the only two I can think of off the top of my head.

are interjections really words?

[Clone v.117]

Crwth.

[JimJam]

are interjections really words?

Those aren't interjections.

[Morpheus]

My dad's name.

[Flamecannon]

Hmph is a worded emotion of discontent and uncaring
Psst, other than SNEAK TALKING, can also be linked to the interjection ptth, if said in a certain way also can be a worded emotion of discontent.
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