J Matthew Pearson wrote:
>> I have it too... it seems to be connected to the aspiration on the /p/ of
>> "put". So it's more a feature of the preceding consonant than anything
>> tied to the vowel.
I have this feature too.
> This is an interesting hypothesis. So do you have the same contrast between
> "could" (more rounded) and "good" (less rounded)?
I don't have it here, but that's because "could" has barred-i.
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