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To '''rhyme''' is to end in the same final vowel sound and consonant sound, if any, as another word.  For example, "crown" rhymes with "frown".
 
To '''rhyme''' is to end in the same final vowel sound and consonant sound, if any, as another word.  For example, "crown" rhymes with "frown".
  
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Rhyming is a favored technique of poets and playwrights.   
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Rhyming is a favored technique of [[poet]]s and playwrights.   
  
 
Online dictionaries that provide words that rhyme with an inputted word are freely available.<ref>http://www.rhymer.com/</ref>
 
Online dictionaries that provide words that rhyme with an inputted word are freely available.<ref>http://www.rhymer.com/</ref>

Revision as of 00:20, June 11, 2008

To rhyme is to end in the same final vowel sound and consonant sound, if any, as another word. For example, "crown" rhymes with "frown".

Rhyming is a favored technique of poets and playwrights.

Online dictionaries that provide words that rhyme with an inputted word are freely available.[1]

References