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rhyme

(rīm)
1. Correspondence in sound of the ends of words, e.g., smell, well, and foretell.
2. A poem in rhyme.
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The journalist Zaiyrbek Ajymatov claims that Parliament Speaker Dastanbek Jumabekov tried to claim ownership over his rhyme and called it a raider seizure of property.
Journalist blames Parliament Speaker of trying to claim his rhyme
Material girls A stitch in nursery rhyme as Ann Hill (right) hands over her nursery rhyme quilt to schools creative learning and engagement officer, Wendy Jones
Beautiful quilt that really tells a story
Darrell Rhyme, 23, was found to be in possession of a stolen gun early Tuesday and was arrested after a brief chase, police said.
The first illegal gun recovery of 2019 happened one minute into the new year in
'Bender' rhymes with 'suspender', a reference to a 'suspended sentence' while 'carpet' is short for 'carpet bag', a rhyme with 'drag', a 19th century slang term for a 'three-month sentence' (origin unknown).
Our city's rhyming slang
One person has created a fantastic map that illustrates the ongoing divide over the issue, tracking the spots where people say scone to rhyme with 'bone' and those who say scone to rhyme with 'gone'.
Brilliant map reveals how people pronounce scone across the UK - and it's nearly as divisive as Brexit; Whether you pronounce scone like 'cone' or 'gone' has been hotly debated
Or was it just a local rhyme - nice but daft - without very much reason?
NO RHYME OR REASON?
There's the Mime Round, where celebs act them out, Rhyme Watch, with a short film with rhymes hidden in the story, and News at Len, (featuring headlines that rhyme.
IT'S THE VERSE TV SHOW EVER! LEN GOODMAN'S NEW QUIZ IS PERFECT FOR A POET LOOK OUT FOR A RHYME & SHOUT IF YOU KNOW IT
But he's hot-footed it back to Saturday night television primetime hosting his first ever quiz show, Partners in Rhyme, which starts tonight.
I'm back on Rhyme time telly; Strictly's Len Goodman quicksteps back on to our screens as quiz show host
In this late-Victorian culture of rhyme, and a quarter-century after first experimenting with Villon's fixed forms, Swinburne reworked Villon's rondeau to invent his "roundel," publishing A Century of Roundels in 1883.
The Ends of Rhyme: Swinburne's A Century of Roundels and Late-Victorian Rhyme Culture
Other than "eye rhymes" and in poems, rhyme has featured only once in Word Ways, re the-ASH ending (84-69, 148).
Rhyming synonyms 1
Find the missing words by following the RHYME, MEANING and LETTERS links, e.g.
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