How to pronounce “mought”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (obsolete outside dialects) Alternative form of might.
• (auxiliary, obsolete) past participle of may.

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

mought, maute, maut, mot, mott, mout, motte, maat, maot, matw, met, meet, mate, might, meat, mat, matt, mit, mutt, mitt, mod, moat, mite, mut, moot, mote, matte, maude, mete, maud, mett, mette, mait, miht, maite, myt, meit, mayte, moit, mitte, miit, moote, miet, mowt, mouette, naught, nought, nawt, modd, maad, made, mad, mood, knot, mode, maid, mid, med, malt, mead, mosh, maw, mort, meed, meade, madd, mide, knott, mert, maide, maus, maws, mede, mooed, moad, mossed, knout, midd, maust, maed, moid, moed, mauch, malte, mlt, mirt, mesd, mied, marotte, meid, mayotte, mohd, mawe, mdt, mgt, madh, mht, mmt