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If you were born in Texas, these probably sound the same:

dill, deal
fill, feel
hill, heel
kill, keel
mill, meal
nil, kneel
pill, peel
sill, seal
till, teal
will, weal

etc.
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If you were born in Texas, these probably sound the same:

dill, deal
fill, feel
hill, heel
kill, keel
mill, meal
nil, kneel
pill, peel
sill, seal
till, teal
will, weal

etc.
You forgot a couple...
ole/oil
crown/crayon



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