(As in "bath"), bath, path, swath,* wrath. (As in "hath"), hath, aftermath. (As in "rath"), rath, faith, etc.
Fraud, laud, applaud, defraud, broad, abroad, and the preterites and participles of verbs in AW, etc.
(As in "laugh"), laugh, quaff, etc. (As in "usquebaugh"), usquebaugh,* law, etc.
(As in "draught"), draught, quaffed, etc. (As in "caught"), caught, ought, taut, haught,§ etc.
Maund,* preterites and participles of verbs in AWN.
Aunt, daunt, gaunt, haunt, jaunt, taunt, vaunt, avaunt, shan't, can't, slant, aslant.
Cause, pause, clause, applause, because, the plurals of nouns and third persons singular of verbs in AW.
Cave, brave, gave, grave, crave, lave, nave, knave, pave, rave, save, shave, slave, stave, wave, behave, deprave, engrave, outbrave, forgave, misgave, architrave. ["Have" is without a rhyme.]
Craw, daw, law, chaw,§ claw, draw, flaw, gnaw, jaw, maw, paw, raw, saw, scraw,† shaw, straw, thaw, withdraw, foresaw, usquebaugh.
*Bawl, brawl, drawl, crawl, scrawl, sprawl, squaul,§ ball, call, fall, gall, small, hall, pall, tall, wall, stall, install, forestall, thrall, inthrall.
Dawn, brawn, fawn, pawn, spawn, drawn, yawn, awn, withdrawn.
Ax, tax, lax, pax,¶ wax, relax, flax, the plurals of nouns and third persons singular of verbs in ACK.
Bray, clay, day, dray, tray, flay, fray, gay, hay, jay, lay, may, nay, pay, play, ray, say, way, pray, spray, slay, stay, stray, sway, tway,† fay,† affray, allay, array, astray, away, belay,¶ bewray, betray, decay, defray, delay, disarray, display, dismay, essay, forelay, gainsay, inlay, relay, repay, roundelay, Twankay,|| virelay, neigh, weigh, inveigh, etc.; prey, they, convey, obey, purvey, survey, disobey, grey, aye, denay.†
Craze, draze, blaze, gaze, glaze, raze, maze, amaze, graze, raise, praise, dispraise, phrase, paraphrase, etc., and the nouns plural and third persons singular of the present tense of verbs in AY, EIGH, and EY.
Sepulchre, massacre, theatre, stir, err, fur, myrrh, etc.
(As in "sea"), sea, see, free, etc. (As in "yea"), yea, way, obey, neigh, etc.
Beach, breach, bleach, each, peach, preach, teach, impeach, beech, leech, speech, beseech.
(As in "bread"), bread, shed, wed, dead, etc. (As in "read"), read, secede, feed, etc.