For Andrew:
- ˈdʒuəlri
- bʌd
- ˈnɪknæk
- bɪd
- meɪri
- baʊd
- mɛri
- bɔːd
- bɔrd
- mæri
- boʊd
- ɪtʃ
- kjuː
- θaɪ
- buːd
- beɪd
- ɪmbjuːd
- bɑrd
- bɜrd
- hɚ
- kʊd
- bæd
- meɪ
- laɪ
- ˈɪntuː
- biːd
- baɪd
- taɪm
- ˈpiːpəl
- ʃɔːn
- kloʊðz
- bɛd
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1. jewelry
2. bud
3. knickknack (spelling?)
4. bid
5. Mary
6. bowed (in the sense of “…to the queen”)
7. merry
8. baud
9. bored/board
10. marry
11. bode (or “bowed” in the sense of bent)
12. itch
13. cue/queue
14. thigh
15. booed
16. bayed
17. imbued
18. bard/barred
19. bird/burred
20. her (or Cat Town laugh “hurr hurr hurr”)
21. could
22. bad
23. may
24. lie
25. into
26. bead
27. bide
28. time/thyme
29. people
30. Shawn/Shaun/Sean (and I say “shone” this way)
31. clothes
32. bed
The trickiest ones were marry/Mary/merry (I pronounce those all nearly the same way), “could” (I initially thought it was “cooed”), and I find it hard to distinguish theta from barred “O,” and to distinguish a lowercase alpha from an italicized, lowercase English letter “A.” Also, that schwa with hook is just weird.
Thanks for the quiz!