Welcome to the practice page for /aʊ/ vowel (as in ‘Mouth’) in General American English (GenAm).

/aʊ/ Words
OwMouthOutClownWow
ScoutSproutDroughtShoutHowl
DoubtSnoutGroutCloutVow
FrownYowlDoubtLaosCrowd
HouseCrownBrownMouseGround

/aʊ/ Phrases- Repeated Occurrence
Bow downWow powFound houseOut nowLoud crowd
Scowl browGrouch slouchPlowed routeSlouched downShout out
Owl yowledClown snoutWowed crowdJowl frownCount doubts
Cow snoutsCounts blouseProud foulShout loudOw ouch
How nowProud foulBrown cowMouse houseGround down

/aʊ/ Phrases- Repeated Occurrence
Boat bowFunny clownThou artBrown shirtCows fence
Wowed meBig mouthOut of townOust himOne hour
Boy scoutsWater droughtGreen sproutUse nounNo sound
Lobster poundLeaps and blouseRoute oneTub groutCount on
Red couchBig crowdRound shapeMount pictureLost and found

/aʊ/ Sentences- Single Occurrence
He howled ow, ouch that hurtShe slouched down on the brown couch
The royal crown wowed the crowdTake the two-hour route to town
Clowns can’t frown or scowlThe mouse in the house has a spouse
Her brown brows are scowlingThe boy scouts are proud of their clout
Take the flower out of the vase nowCan you count aloud for an hour

/aʊ/ Sentences- Repeated Occurrence
Ouch, you stepped on my toeWinfield is a sleepy little town
How are you doing todayThe south is hot and humid
The endowment is one million dollarsThey will allow you to go
It’s about time we go homeOur favorite show is Breaking Bad
We need flour for the cakeThey did count all of the votes