Univocalic Words

Univocalic words use only one type of vowel throughout the entire word. For example, ABRACADABRA uses only the vowel A, while STRENGTHS uses only E. These constrained words are fascinating examples of linguistic creativity.

A
4,181 words
E
5,489 words
I
3,486 words
O
3,003 words
U
1,379 words

AWords Using Only "A"(4,181 words)

EWords Using Only "E"(5,489 words)

IWords Using Only "I"(3,486 words)

OWords Using Only "O"(3,003 words)

UWords Using Only "U"(1,379 words)

The Univocalic Writing Challenge

Writers have created entire stories using only one vowel. The most famous is Christian Bök's "Eunoia" which has chapters devoted to each vowel. Here's an excerpt using only the vowel 'E':

"Enfettered, these sentences repress free speech."