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Yanking yellow yo-yos.
Yanking yellow yo-yos.
Yanking yellow yo-yos.

Yellow leather, yellow feather.
Yellow leather, yellow feather.
Yellow leather, yellow feather.

Local yokel jokes.
Local yokel jokes.
Local yokel jokes.

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The wretched witch watched a walrus washing.
Did the wretched witch watch a walrus washing?
If the wretched witch watched a walrus washing,
Where’s the washing walrus the wretched witch watched?

Which rich wicked witch wished the wicked wish?

If two witches watched two watches, which witch would watch which watch?

Which wristwatch is a Swiss wristwatch?

Real wristwatch straps
Real wristwatch strap
Real wristwatch straps

I wish I hadn’t washed this wristwatch.
I washed all the wheels and the works.
Since this wristwatch got all washed,
Oh, how it jumps and jerks!

Billy Wood said he would carry the wood through the woods, and if Wood said he would, Wood would.

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck
If a woodchuck could chuck wood?
He would chuck the wood as much as he could
If a woodchuck could chuck wood.

Wilson whittles well-whittled wood whittle by whittle.

If a warmly warbling warbler warbles to another warmly warbling warbler, which warmly warbling warbler warbles warmest?

Wetter leather never weathered wetter weather better.

Whether the weather be fine
Or whether the weather be not;
Whether the weather be cold
Or whether the weather be hot;
We’ll weather the weather
Whatever the weather,
Whether we like it or not.

Wally Winkle wriggles his white, wrinkled wig.

Which wishy-washy washerwoman wants to watch?

War-weary warriors.
War-weary warriors.
War-weary warriors.

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An undertaker undertook to undertake an undertaking. The undertaking that the undertaker undertook was the hardest undertaking the undertaker ever undertook to undertake.

Unique New York. Unique New York. Unique New York.

The U. S. twin-screw cruiser.
The U. S. twin-screw cruiser.
The U. S. twin-screw cruiser.

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A tutor who tooted a flute died to tutor two tooters to toot.
Said the two to the tutor,
“Is it harder to toot Or to tutor two tooters to toot!”

I shot three shy thrushes.

Thirty-three sly shy thrushes.
Thirty-three sly shy thrushes.
Thirty-three sly shy thrushes.

There goes one tough top cop!

Thrash the thickset thug!
Thrash the thickset thug!
Thrash the thickset thug!

The third thickset thug thinks.

I thought a thought
But the thought I thought I thought wasn’t the thought I thought.
If the thought I thought I thought had been the thought I thought I thought,
I wouldn’t have thought so much.’

Do thick tinkers think?

Tea for the thin twin tinsmith.

He says that a two twice-twisted twine twisted twice twists twice as tight as a one once-twisted twine twisted twice.
But I say that a two twice-twisted twine twisted twice does not twist as tight as a one once-twisted twine twisted twice.

Theophilus Thistle, the successful thistlesifter,
Sifted sixty thistles through the thick of his thumb.

Thick thistle sticks. Thick thistle sticks. Thick thistle sticks.

Six thick thistles stuck together.

A tree toad loved a she-toad
That lived up in a tree.
She was a three-toed tree toad,
But a two-toed toad was he.
The two-toed toad tried to win
The she-toad’s friendly nod,
For the two-toed toad loved the ground
On which the three-toed tree toad trod.
But no matter how the two-toed treetoad tried,
He could not please her whim.
In her three-toed bower,
With her three-toed power,
The three-toed she-toad vetoed him.

Truly rural.
Truly rural.
Truly rural.

Twixt six thick thumbs stick six thick sticks.

Thelma sings the theme song.

Twelve trim twin-track tapes.
Twelve trim twin-track tapes.
Twelve trim twin-track tapes.

Trill two true tunes to the troops.

Theo’s throat throbs and thumps, thumps and throbs.

Ted threw Fred thirty-three free throws.

Three thick things.
Three thick things.
Three thick things.

Three free through trains.
Three free through trains.
Three free through trains.

Tacky tractor trailer trucks.
Tacky tractor trailer trucks.
Tacky tractor trailer trucks.

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Six small slick seals.
Six small slick seals.
Six small slick seals.

Sherman shops at cheap chop suey shops.

Sheila seldom sells shelled shrimps.

She sells seashells by the seashore.

Selfish sharks sell shut shellfish.

Seth’s sharp spacesuit shrank.

Mrs. Smith’s Fish Sauce Shop.

Is Sherry’s shortcake shop shut?
Is Shelly’s shortstop shop shut?

Six crisp snacks.
Six crisp snacks.
Six crisp snacks.

She sells Swiss sweets.

Slick silk.
Slick silk.
Slick silk.

Does this shop stock shot silk shorts?
If she stops at the shop where I stop,
And if she shops at the shop where I shop,
Then I shan’t stop to shop at the shop
Where she stops to shop.

Susie’s shirt shop sells preshrunk shirts.

Sharon sews shocking shirts for soldiers.

The sad soldier should shoot soon.

Sharpshooters should shoot slowly.

Soldiers’ shoulders shudder when shrill shells shriek.

Should six shaking soldiers share the shattered shield?

The short soldier shoots straight.

Sixty-six sick six-shooters.

Stagecoach stops.
Stagecoach stops.
Stagecoach stops.

Strange strategic statistics
Strange strategic statistics
Strange strategic statistics

“Shoot, Sally!” shouted Slim Sam.

No shipshape ships shop stocks shop-soiled shirts.

“Sure, the ship’s ship-shape, sir!”

Shallow sailing ships should shun shallow shoals.

The shallow ship showed signs of sinking.

Sixty-four swift sloops swing shorewards.

The sea ceaseth seething.
The sea ceaseth seething.
The sea ceaseth seething.

How many slim slimy snakes would slither silently to the sea if slim slimy snakes could slither silently?

Of all the smells I ever smelt,
f I never smelt a smell that smelt
Like that smell I smelt smelled.

A selfish shellfish smelt a stale fish.
If the stale fish was a smelt,
Then the selfish shellfish smelt a smelt.

Should a shad, shelling shrimps for a shark,
Cease to shuck the shamed shrimps, who remark,
“Serve us not without dressing! ‘Tis really distressing!”
Or should he just shuck the shrimps in the dark?

No shark shares swordfish steak.

Swim Sam, swim,
Show them you’re a swimmer!
Six sharp sharks seek small snacks,
So swim, Sam, swim!

Swan swam over the sea;
Swim, Swan, swim!
Swan swam back again;
Well swum, Swan!

Shy Sheep Some say shy shippers ship shy sheep.

Six shy shavers sheared six shy sheep

Shameless shepherds shampoo shy sheep.

The sixth sheik’s sixth sheep’s sick.

Shorn Sheep Six sick shorn sheep.

Shorn sheep shouldn’t sleep in a shack. Shorn sheep should sleep in a shed.

The shady shoe shop shows sharp sharkskin shoes.

Sharp sharkskin shoes.
Sharp sharkskin shoes.
Sharp sharkskin shoes.

Sooty Sukey
Shook some soot
From sister Susie’s
Sooty shoes.

The shrewd shrew’s suede shoes.

Sid’s shabby silver shoes still shine.

Showy sashes in a shut sash shop.

Such a shapeless sash!
Such a shapeless sash!
Such a shapeless sash!

Shoes and socks shock Susan.

The suitor wore shorts and a short shooting suit to a short shoot.
But the shorts didn’t suit the short shooting suit,
And at the short shoot the short shooting suit didn’t suit.
Oh, shoot!

Sally Swim saw Sadie Slee
Slowly, sadly swinging.
“She seems sorrowful,” said she.
So she started singing.
Sadie smiled, soon swiftly swung;
Sitting straight, steered swiftly.
“See,” said Sally, “something sung
Scatters sunshine swiftly!”

I went into my garden to slay snails.
I saw my little sister slaying snails.
I said, “Hello, my little sister, are you slaying snails?
If you slay snails, please slay small snails”

Surely the sun shall shine soon.

Some shun summer sunshine.

Shirley Simms shrewdly shuns sunshine and sleet.

The sun shines on the shop signs.

Sloppy shortstops.
Sloppy shortstops.
Sloppy shortstops.

Shabby soldiers shovel soft snow slowly.

Sneaky thieves seized the skis.

Slick Ski Slopes Sloppy skiers slide on slick ski slopes.

Sick cattle slip on slick ski slopes.

If he slipped, should she slip?

Sleepy Joe of snowy Stowe
Slid swiftly into action.
Aboard his sled
Away he sped,
He’s sleeping now, in traction.

Through rifts in the lofts,
The soft snow sifts.
Then the white sheet lifts
And the wind packs drifts.

“Go, my son, and shut the shutter,”
This I heard a mother mutter.
“Shutter’s shut,” the boy did mutter,
“I can’t shut’er any shutter.”

Should she shut summer shutters slowly or should she shut summer shutters swiftly?

The old school scold
Sold the school coal scuttle;
If the old school scold sold
The school coal scuttle,
The school should scold And
scuttle the old school scold.

I had an old saw, And I bought a new saw.
I took the handle off the old saw
And put it on the new saw.
And of all the saws I ever saw,
I never saw a saw saw
Like that new saw sawed.

Scams, stings and skulduggery.
Scams, stings and skulduggery.
Scams, stings and skulduggery.

Mr. See and Mr. Soar were old friends.
See owned a saw and Soar owned a seesaw.
Now See’s saw sawed
Soar’s seesaw before Soar saw
See, which made Soar sore.
Had Soar seen See’s saw before
See saw Roar’s seesaw, then
See’s saw would not have sawed Roar’s seesaw.
But See saw Roar’s seesaw before
Soar saw See’s saw so See’s saw sawed Soar’s seesaw.
It was a shame to let See see Soar so sore because
See’s saw sawed Soar’s seesaw.

Down the slippery slide they slid Sitting slightly sideways; Slipping swiftly, see them skid On holidays and Fridays.

Sixty-six sticky skeletons. Sixty-six sticky skeletons. Sixty-six sticky skeletons.

Amidst the mists and coldest frosts
With barest wrists and stoutest boasts
He thrusts his fists against the posts
And still insists he sees the ghosts.

A ghost’s sheets would soon shrink in such suds.

She shrieks as she stitches sheets.

She shall sew a slit sheet shut.

The sly sheet slasher slashed sheets.

Should she sell sheer sheets or should she sell shaggy shawls?

Shawn shaves a short cedar shingle thin.

Should Shawn shave a short thin single cedar shingle thin or shave a short thin single cedar shingle thinner?

Shave six short saplings.

Shouldn’t sweet-scented shaving soap soothe sore skin?

Sometimes Sheila thinks such soft thoughts.

I snuff shop snuff. Do you snuff shop snuff?

Seven sleek sleepless sleepersseek sleep.

The slightly sloping shed slips.

The shaky shed sheds sheets of shale.

Does Steve still strew straw in the still straw stall?

If silly Sally will shilly-shally, shall silly Willy willy-nilly shilly-shally too?

A skunk sat on a stump;
The skunk thunk the stump stunk,
But the stump thunk the skunk stunk.

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A right-handed fellow named Wright,
In writing “write” always wrote “rite”
Where he meant to write right.
If he’d written “write” right,
Wright would not have wrought rot writing “rite”

A lump of red lead, A red lead lump.

Round and round the rugged rocks the ragged rascal ran.

Rex wrecks wet rocks.

Rubber baby-buggy bumpers.
Rubber baby-buggy bumpers.
Rubber baby-buggy bumpers.

Raise Ruth’s red roof.
Raise Ruth’s red roof.
Raise Ruth’s red roof.

If rustlers wrestle wrestlers, While rustlers rustle rustlers Could rustlers rustle wrestlers While wrestlers wrestle rustlers?

Rush the washing, Russell!

 

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