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64 OOP. OUP, UPE

(NOTE. The vowel i-s pronounced as a diphthong in List I, and as a single vowel in List II. but the words in either list rhyme with those in the other.}

I (diphthong) dupe cantelupe

II (single vowel)

oop houp I soup whoop

croup loop stoop nincompoop

droop poop stoup

roup scoop swoop

boop sloop troop

OOB. URE, EWER

(NOTE. The vowel is pronounced as a diphthong in List I, and as a single vowel in List II, but the wordt in either list rhyme with those in the other.) I (diphthong)

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�endure

�calenture

�sepulture

�dure

�immure

�coinflture

�signature

�ewer

�impure

�coverture

�sinecure

�fewer

�inure

�curvature

�discomfiture

�hewer

�manure

�cynosure

�entablature

�lure

�obscure

�epicure

�investiture

�newer

�ordure

�forfeiture

�judicature

�pure

�procure

�furniture

�legislature

�sewer

�pursuer

�garniture

�literature

�skewer

�renewer

�immature

�miniature

�your

�reviewer

�insecure

�temperature

�you're

�secure

�ligature

�primogeni

�allure

�subduer

�overture

�ture

�azure

�voiture

�portraiture

� �demure

�armature

�premature

� � �II (si:

�ngle vowel)

� �boor

�sure

�assure

�insure

�bluer

�tour

�brochure

�unsure

�brewer

�truer

�cocksure

�evildoer

�doer

�wooer

�conjure

�paramour

�fluor

�abjure

�contour

�reinsure

�moor

�adjure

�detour

� �poor

�amour

�ensure

� ��For rhymes to floor, door, etc., fee OAK

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