The vowel Sound of oo as in book

Equivalents

o as in wolf

u as in full

ou as in would

Phonetic Symbol, ʊ

poo, too, koo, boo, doo, goo

ooth, ooz, ool, oom, oon, oong

pull	bush	would
puss	book	wolf
push	bull	woman
pulley	bushel	worsted
pudding	bullet	foot
pulpit	butcher	fullness

1. Mr. Fuller couldn't get a Pullman seat.
2. The book made a good pudding for the butcher.
3. Brooks stood at the foot of the pulpit.
4. The woodsman mistook the wolf for a bush.
5. The brook flows through Mr. Tolosky's wood.
6. The woman put the woolen hood on the hook.
7. Mr. Bull shook fully a bushel of berries from the bushes.

fuller	soot	goodly
fully	shook	hood
took	sugar	hooked
nook	could	crooked
look	cushion	forsook
rook	cooking	mistook

1. Woodbine grows in a nook in the wood.
2. Look! Look at the pussy willows by the brook.
3. The woodchuck shook when he saw the wolf.
4. The good woman put a cushion under the crooked foot.
5. Put the bulletin and the book on the wooden bench.
6. Mother looked at the cookbook thoughtfully
7. The woman's pail was full of sugar.
8. "Could he cook a bushel of corn at once?" asked Hester Hooke.
9. Freel Foote stood by the brook in the wood baiting his hook.
10. Will Crooke pulled the rope from the pulley and took it to Mr. Wolfe.
11. "I would if I could; if I couldn't, how could I? I couldn't unless I could, could I?"
12. "Little fishes in the brook, Brother catches them with a hook."
13. "May's in all the Italian books, She has old and modern nooks."
14. "Grove and lane and meadow full Sparkle with their shining wool."