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Definition of rhyme
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Rhyme (v. t.) To
influence
by
rhyme.
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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..
Troubadour
::
Troubadour
(n.) One of a
school
of poets who
flourished
from the
eleventh
to the
thirteenth
century,
principally
in
Provence,
in the south of
France,
and also in the north of
Italy.
They
invented,
and
especially
cultivated,
a kind of
lyrical
poetry
characterized
by
intricacy
of meter and
rhyme,
and
usually
of a
romantic,
amatory
strain..
Berhymed
::
Berhymed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Berhym.
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (v. t.) To
influence
by
rhyme.
Runic
::
Runic (a.) Of or
pertaining
to a rune, to
runes,
or to the
Norsemen;
as, runic
verses;
runic
letters;
runic
names;
runic
rhyme..
Feminine Rhyme
::
Feminine
rhyme () See
Female
rhyme,
under
Female,
a..
Rime
::
Rime (n.)
Rhyme.
See
Rhyme.
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (n.) A word
answering
in sound to
another
word.
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (n.)
Correspondence
of sound in the
terminating
words or
syllables
of two or more
verses,
one
succeeding
another
immediately
or at no great
distance.
The words or
syllables
so used must not begin with the same
consonant,
or if one
begins
with a vowel the other must begin with a
consonant.
The vowel
sounds
and
accents
must be the same, as also the
sounds
of the final
consonants
if there be any..
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..
Warling
::
Warling
(n.) One often
quarreled
with; -- / word
coined,
perhaps,
to rhyme with
darling..
Rhymester
::
Rhymester
(n.) A
rhymer;
a maker of poor
poetry.
Crambo
::
Crambo
(a.) A game in which one
person
gives a word, to which
another
finds a
rhyme..
Rhymist
::
Rhymist
(n.) A
rhymer;
a
rhymester.
Rhymery
::
Rhymery
(n.) The art or habit of
making
rhymes;
rhyming;
-- in
contempt.
Poetry
::
Poetry
(n.)
Imaginative
language
or
composition,
whether
expressed
rhythmically
or in
prose.
Specifically:
Metrical
composition;
verse;
rhyme;
poems
collectively;
as,
heroic
poetry;
dramatic
poetry;
lyric or
Pindaric
poetry..
Clink
::
Clink (v. i.) To
rhyme.
[Humorous].
Versemonger
::
Versemonger
(n.) A
writer
of
verses;
especially,
a
writer
of
commonplace
poetry;
a
poetaster;
a
rhymer;
-- used
humorously
or in
contempt..
Berhyme
::
Berhyme
(v. t.) To
mention
in rhyme or
verse;
to rhyme
about.
Rhymed
::
Rhymed
(imp. & p. p.) of Rhym.
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