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��OOD (long). EUD, EWED, UDE continued

� �I (diphtho:

�ng) continued

� �quietude

�assuetude

�inaptitude

�serenitude

�rectitude

�beatitude

�incertitude

�similitude

�sanctitud

�e consuetude

�ineptitude

�solicitude

�servitude

�decrepitude

�infinitude

�vicissitude

�solitude

�desuetude

�ingratitude

�inexactitude

�torpitude

�disquietude

�mansuetude

�dissimilitude

�turpitude

�exactitude

�necessitude

� � �II (sin

�gle vowel)

� �blued

�rood

�bestrewed

�include

�brewed

�rude

�canoed

�intrude

�brood

�rued

�conclude

�obtrude

�chewed

�screwed

�cuckooed

�preclude

�cooed

�shoed

�detrude

�protrude

�crude

�snood

�eschewed

�seclude

�food

�strewed

�exclude

�shampooed

�glued

�wooed

�extrude

�tabooed

�mood

�accrued

�hallooed

�tattooed

�prude

�beshrewed

�imbrued

�unglued

�OOF

� � � �hoof

�roof

�aloof

�disproof

�oof

�spoof

�approof

�reproof

�proof

�woof

�behoof

� �OOK (see

�also UKE for apj

�proximate rhym

�es)

�book

�look

�took

�overtook

�brook

�nook

�betook

�undertook

�cook

�rook

�forsook

� �crook

�shook

�mistook

� �hook

�spook

�overlook

� ��OOL. ULB

(NOTE. Although the vowel is pronounced as a diphthong in List J. and as a single vowel i/n List II, the words in either list rhyme with those in the other.)

I (diphthong)

buhl you'll ridicule

mule yule vermicule

pule reticule vestibule

II (single vowel)

cool rule stool befool

fool school tool misrule

pool spool who'll overrule

For rhymes to wool. te.e UL

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