Rhymes:English/ɒn

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Pronunciation

enPR: -ŏn, IPA^(key): /-ɒn/

Rhymes

One syllable

'pon (poetic form of upon)
con, Con, conn
cron (Unix term)
don, Don
gone (not in US speakers without cot-caught merger)
John
Jon
Juan
mon (Scottish, as in hoots mon)
non
none (one UK pronunciation; see also -ʌn)
on (except Southern and Midland U.S. without the cot-caught merger)
one (one UK pronunciation; see also -ʌn)
Ron
scone (one pronunciation; see also -əʊn)
shone (one pronunciation; see also -əʊn)
swan
tonne (one pronunciation; see also -ʌn)
tron, Tron
Tucson (local pronunciation; in Arizona)
von (used in some German names)
wan
yon (as in hither and yon)

Two syllables

agone
anon
baton (not in US speakers without cot-caught merger)
Canton (in China; one or UK pronunciation)
cock on
Devon (given name; one American pronunciation)
foregone
Gabon
pecan (Canadian pronunciation)
Taiwan (one non-North American pronunciation)
Theron (one pronunciation; see also -əʊn)
upon
yack on
Yvonne

Three syllables

peloton (GA pronunciation)
refoulement (GA pronunciation)
thereupon
whereupon

Four syllables

sine qua non (one pronunciation; see also -əʊn)

Five syllables

hither and yon
sine quibus non (one pronunciation; see also -əʊn)

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