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The letters “AUGH” together make special sounds in English. There are many AUGH words. Some are short like “laugh”, and some are longer like “daughter”. This list helps you learn the meaning of these words and more in sentences.
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List of AUGH words with examples
Caught: The fisherman caught a big fish.
Laugh: The children laugh at the funny clown.
Draught: A cool draught blew through the open window.
Taught: The teacher taught the students about history.
Naught: All our efforts came to naught.
Haughty: The haughty princess looked down on the commoners.
Naughty: The naughty puppy chewed on the shoes.
Laughter: The happy people filled the room with laughter.
Daughter: My daughter loves her dolls and my son loves his cars.
Slaughter: The farmer plans to slaughter the pig for dinner.
Distraught: The loss of her pet left her distraught.
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