Rhymes:English/uːd

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Pronunciation

-o͞od, /-uːd/, /-u:d/

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Notes

  • For more rhymes, add d, ed or 'd to some words at -uː.
  • In Scottish English, however, words in which -d is part of the word stem are pronounced /ʉd/ (e.g. crude), those in which it is an ending are pronounced /ʉːd/ (e.g. crewed). Such pairs accordingly constitute only impure rhymes.
  • In dialects with the FOOT–GOOSE merger, words ending in /ʊd/ are also rhymes, with the above caveat in the case of Scottish English. See Rhymes ending in -ʊd for these words.

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