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Definition of rhyme
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Rhyme (n.) To
accord
in rhyme or
sound.
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Clink
::
Clink (v. i.) To
rhyme.
[Humorous].
Rondel
::
Rondel
(n.)
Specifically,
a
particular
form of
rondeau
containing
fourteen
lines in two
rhymes,
the
refrain
being a
repetition
of the first and
second
lines as the
seventh
and
eighth,
and again as the
thirteenth
and
fourteenth..
Stanza
::
Stanza
(n.) A
number
of lines or
verses
forming
a
division
of a song or poem, and
agreeing
in
meter,
rhyme,
number
of
lines,
etc., with other
divisions;
a part of a poem,
ordinarily
containing
every
variation
of
measure
in that poem; a
combination
or
arrangement
of lines
usually
recurring;
whether
like or
unlike,
in
measure..
Rhymer
::
Rhymer
(n.) One who makes
rhymes;
a
versifier;
--
generally
in
contempt;
a poor poet; a
poetaster.
Rimer
::
Rimer (n.) A
rhymer;
a
versifier.
Jingle
::
"Jingle
(n.) A
correspondence
of sound in
rhymes,
especially
when the verse has
little
merit;
hence,
the verse
itself..
Monorhyme
::
Monorhyme
(n.) A
composition
in
verse,
in which all the lines end with the same
rhyme..
Sonnet
::
Sonnet
(n.) A poem of
fourteen
lines,
-- two
stanzas,
called
the
octave,
being of four
verses
each, and two
stanzas,
called
the
sestet,
of three
verses
each, the
rhymes
being
adjusted
by a
particular
rule..
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (n.) An
expression
of
thought
in
numbers,
measure,
or
verse;
a
composition
in
verse;
a
rhymed
tale;
poetry;
harmony
of
language..
Feminine Rhyme
::
Feminine
rhyme () See
Female
rhyme,
under
Female,
a..
Poetaster
::
Poetaster
(n.) An
inferior
rhymer,
or
writer
of
verses;
a
dabbler
in
poetic
art..
Rimey
::
Rimey (v. t.) To
compose
in
rhyme;
to
versify.
Poem
::
Poem (n.) A
metrical
composition;
a
composition
in verse
written
in
certain
measures,
whether
in blank verse or in
rhyme,
and
characterized
by
imagination
and
poetic
diction;
--
contradistinguished
from
prose;
as, the poems of Homer or of
Milton..
Bouts-rimes
::
Bouts-rimes
(n. pl.) Words that
rhyme,
proposed
as the ends of
verses,
to be
filled
out by the
ingenuity
of the
person
to whom they are
offered..
Jig
::
"Jig (n.) A
light,
humorous
piece of
writing,
esp. in
rhyme;
a farce in
verse;
a
ballad..
Rondeau
::
Rondeau
(n.) A
species
of lyric
poetry
so
composed
as to
contain
a
refrain
or
repetition
which
recurs
according
to a fixed law, and a
limited
number
of
rhymes
recurring
also by
rule..
Virelay
::
Virelay
(n.) An
ancient
French
song, or short poem,
wholly
in two
rhymes,
and
composed
in short
lines,
with a
refrain..
Warling
::
Warling
(n.) One often
quarreled
with; -- / word
coined,
perhaps,
to rhyme with
darling..
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (n.) To
accord
in rhyme or
sound.
Jingle
::
Jingle
(v. i.) To rhyme or sound with a
jingling
effect.
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