Oil, boil, coil, moil, soil, spoil, toil, despoil, embroil recoil, turmoil, disembroil.
Coin, join, subjoin, groin, loin, adjoin, conjoin, disjoin, enjoin, foin,† proin,† purloin, rejoin.
Oint, joint, point, disjoint, anoint, appoint, aroint,† disappoint, counterpoint.¶
(As in "choir"), rhymes IRE, but the foreign sound, as in "devoir," "reservoir," is nearer AR, but must not be so rhymed. "Coir" is a dissyllable.
Poise, noise, counterpoise, equipoise, etc., and the plurals of nouns and third persons singular present tense of verbs in OY. ["Turquoise" would rhyme with plurals of AH, etc.]
Hoist, moist, foist,§ the preterites and participles of verbs in OICE.
Broke, choke, smoke, spoke, stroke, yoke, bespoke, invoke, provoke, revoke, cloak, oak, soak.
Alcohol, loll,§ doll, extol, capitol, Moll, Poll, etc.
Old, bold, cold, gold, hold, mold, scold, sold, told, behold, enfold, unfold, uphold, withhold, foretold, manifold, marigold, preterites and participles of verbs in OLL, OWL, OLE, and OAL.
Bole, dole, jole, hole, mole, pole, sole, stole, whole, shoal, cajole, girandole,|| condole, parole,|| patrole,|| pistole,|| console,|| aureole,|| vole,* coal, foal, goal, bowl, roll, scroll, toll, troll, droll, poll, control, enrol, soul, etc.
(As in "loll"), rhymes OL. (As in "droll"), rhymes OLE.
Bolt, colt, jolt, holt, dolt,§ revolt, thunderbolt, moult.
Solve, absolve, resolve, convolve, involve, devolve, dissolve, revolve.
OM is by general consent degraded to UM; Tom, from, Christendom, aplomb.|| But for "whom," see OOM.
(As in "tomb"), see OOM. (As in "comb"), see OME, clomb. (As in "bomb"), see UM. "Rhomb" has no rhyme. (As in "aplomb"||), see OM.
Prompt, preterite and participle of romp.
(As in "don"), rhymes on, con, upon, anon, bonne;|| (as in "won"), rhymes ton, fun, done, etc. [By some, "gone," "hone," and other like words are so pronounced as to rhyme with "on."]
(As in "sconce"), rhymes response, etc. (As in "once"), rhymes dunce, etc.
Pond, bond, fond, beyond, abscond, correspond, despond, diamond, vagabond, etc., and the preterites and participles of verbs in ON.
Prone, bone, drone, throne, alone, stone, tone, lone, zone, atone, enthrone, dethrone, postpone, grown, flown, disown, thrown, sown, own, loan, shown, overthrown, groan, blown, moan, known, cone, loan, etc. [With regard to "gone" and "shone," some pronounce them so that they rhyme with "one" others so that the first rhymes with "lawn," and the second with "prone."]