 At the end of a word or morpheme, this produced "all", "ball", "call", "fall", "gall", "hall", "mall", "small", "squall", "stall", "pall", "tall", "thrall", "wall", "control", "droll", "extol", "knoll", "poll", "roll", "scroll", "stroll", "swollen", "toll", and "troll".The word "shall" did not follow this trend, and remains today.Before coronal consonants, this produced "Alderney", "alter", "bald", "balderdash", "false", "falter", "halt", "malt", "palsy", "salt", "Wald", "Walter", "bold", "cold", "fold", "gold", "hold", "molten", "mould/mold", "old", "shoulder" (earlier "sholder"), "smolder", "told", and "wold" (in the sense of "tract of land").