Rhymes:English/ɔːl

1. Rhymes
2. English
3. -ɔː-
4. -ɔːl

Pronunciation

enPR: -ôl, IPA^(key): /-ɔːl/

Notes

1. In dialects with the cot–caught merger, words ending in /ɒl/ are also rhymes. See Rhymes ending in -ɒl for these words.
2. In dialects with the cot–caught and father-bother mergers, words ending in /ɑːl/ are also rhymes. See Rhymes ending in -ɑːl for these words.
3. In non-rhotic dialects, words ending in /ô(r)l/, /ɔː(r)l/, /O:(r)l/, typically spelled "-orl", are also rhymes. See Rhymes ending in -ɔː(ɹ)l for these words.

Rhymes

One syllable

• all
• awl
• ball
• bawl
• brawl
• call
• caul
• crawl
• drawl
• fall
• gall
• Gaul
• hall
• haul
• mall
• maul
• pall
• Paul
• pawl
• Saul
• scrawl
• shawl
• small
• spawl
• sprawl
• squall
• stall
• tall
• thrall
• trawl
• wall
• y'all
• yawl

Two syllables

• acrawl
• appal, appall
• asprawl
• becrawl
• befall
• bescrawl
• besmall
• bespawl
• emball
• enthral, enthrall
• forestall
• instal, install
• Nepal, Nepaul (in accents outside US and Canada)
• Pagnol
• recall (verb)
• sing small
• withal
• withcall

Three syllables

• Donegal
• Montreal
• overall (one pronunciation)
• overcall (verb)
• overhaul (verb)
• reinstall
• Senegal
• uninstall

Four syllables

• set out one's stall

Partial rhymes

• Note: The pronunciation of the final syllable(s) of the words listed in this section is the same as the words listed above, but the stress falls on an earlier syllable. The words below are therefore not true rhymes, but may be considered as rhymes if the rule that requires the stress to be the same number of syllables from the ends of words is ignored. Words are listed here only if they have no known true rhymes.

Three syllables

• overcall (noun)
• overhaul (noun)
• footfall