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Soot

"Suht"

Could

"Kud"

Full

"Full"

Foot

"Fuht"

Pull

"Pul"

Should

"Shud"

Look

"Luhk"

Suit

"Soot"

Cooed

"Cood"

Fool

"Fool"

Pool

"Pool"

Shoot

"Shoot"

Luke

"Look"

Food

"Food"