oi (never used at the end of a word) oy (may be used at the end of a word)

Nov 19, 2014

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oi(never used at the end of a word)oy(may be used at the end of a word)
oil
boy
coin
toys
boil
cowboy
spoil
moist
point
loyal
choice
broil
joy
tinfoil
oyster
poison
noisy
void
royal
employ
annoy
voyage

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