Equivalents
a as in all
au as in haul
aw as in law
Phonetic Symbol, ɔ
po, to, ko, bo, do, go
oth, or,, ol, mn, on, ong
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awl |
pawn |
fawn |
|
orbit |
Paul |
fall |
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alter |
ball |
vault |
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auger |
born |
thaw |
|
organ |
Maud |
thorn |
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orphan |
walked |
torch |
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always |
warden |
tortoise |
- Aubrey hauled straw all day.
- The hawk caught the warbler in his claws.
- The auditor and the author called on the lawyer.
- Almost all of the salt was on the walk.
- In August Laura had a lawn party in the orchard.
- Mrs. Shaw and her daughter motored from Auburn to Albany.
- One morning at dawn Claud saw a fawn walking along by the wall.
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dawn |
sauce |
gauze |
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daub |
shawl |
gaudy |
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naughty |
short |
quart |
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gnaw |
G eorge |
quarter |
|
lawn |
Jordan |
quartz |
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laud |
yawn |
hall |
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raw |
yawl |
haughty |
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raucous |
caught |
Hawthrone |
- '' Of all the saws I ever saw saw, I never saw a saw as that saw saws.'
- The squaw's gathered the corn in the autumn
- Miss Hall bought lawn and gauze from Paula.
- The saucy squirrel gnawed the walnut.
- Austin taught the little orphan to draw.
- Paul was authorized to talk to the haughty.
- Maurice saw a ball, some chalk, and a piece of cord on the hall table.
- The Baltic Sea does not border on Norway, said Maud.
- The tall Austrian bought augers and awls at the auction.
- Laura Dalton ordered cauliflower, corn, and a quart of strawberries.
- The audience applauded the auburn-haired daughter who played the organ in the orchestra.
- "See the kitten on the wall, Sporting with the leaves that fall.
- I gazed but little thought "What wealth the show to me had brought. ''
