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At least it's pronounceable.

Nth (the mathematical expression) is a word without vowels.

It's still recognized in the english language, unlike cwthl or w/e the heck that hairball of a word is...

haha that is true, cwthl is welsh, no?

yeah, it's welsh, which is why I adamantly purport that it should not be allowed as illustration of an english word using only consonants.

It's an abbreviation without vowels.

nth - definition of nth by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus ...
Relating to an unspecified ordinal number: ten to the nth power. 2. Highest; utmost: delighted to the nth degree.

Rhythm and TV are both words that have no vowels would that work? Granted TV is an abbreviation.

"Y" is a consonant in the English language, so it'd work. Rhythms.

TV is an abbreviation of the word television.

Rhythm has none of the 5 primary vowels, that's correct. However in english we sometimes recognize y as a replacement vowel. Still, other than Nth, it's about as close as you can get using only english words.

Rhythm, try, Styx, myth, spy, fry, fly, by, cry, dry can all be considered as words without vowels.

Knight remember that rhyme what was the last part? Oh yes "and sometimes Y" technically it fits. As for TV, check the last part of my post Captain Obvious.

oh, and Styx doesn't work anyway as it's a proper noun :P

I know Kyouzou, I'm no idiot. I just included that anyway.

I know, I just felt like pointing it out

Good point Walker, although does it count, because technically the Styx isn't a real place is it?

I know Kyouzou, I'm no idiot. I just included that anyway.