Rhymes:English:-ɔːn

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Contents 1 Pronunciation 1.1 Notes 2 Rhymes 2.1 One syllable 2.2 Two syllables 2.3 Three syllables

[edit] Pronunciation

-ôn, /-O:n/, /-0?n/

[edit] Notes

1. In non-rhotic dialects, words ending in /ô(r)n/, /ɔː(r)n/, /O:(r)n/, typically spelled "-orn", are also rhymes. See Rhymes ending in -ɔː(r)n for these words.
2. Some rhymes may depend on whether a specific dialect or accent has the cot-caught merger.

[edit] Rhymes

[edit] One syllable

• awn
• Braun (a common pronunciation)
• brawn
• dawn
• drawn
• faun
• fawn
• gone (general American; also, old-fashioned UK pronunciation used especially by the Queen)
• lawn
• pawn
• prawn
• sawn
• Sean, Shaun, Shawn
• spawn
• yawn

[edit] Two syllables

• withdrawn

[edit] Three syllables