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2 comments:
Regarding 'plough', that sounds / ˈplaʊ/, I guess it could be the "ou" combination is pronounced as "au" like in cloud (for instance)
You're right plough /ˈplaʊ/, but hiccough /ˈhɪkʌp/.
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