Who says /ˈjumə/ for "humor"?

pronunciation nouns dialects rhotic

New Yorkers.

Non-rhotic dialect? Yes. Dropping /h/ from /hju/-initial words? Yes. It's not just "something like" /ˈjumə/; that is the stereotypical New York City pronunciation of humor.

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