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Definition of rhyme
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Rhyme (v. t.) To
influence
by
rhyme.
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Berhyme
::
Berhyme
(v. t.) To
mention
in rhyme or
verse;
to rhyme
about.
Jig
::
"Jig (n.) A
light,
humorous
piece of
writing,
esp. in
rhyme;
a farce in
verse;
a
ballad..
Female Rhymes
::
Female
rhymes
()
double
rhymes,
or
rhymes
(called
in
French
feminine
rhymes
because
they end in e weak, or
feminine)
in which two
syllables,
an
accented
and an
unaccented
one,
correspond
at the end of each
line..
Scald
::
Scald (a.)
Scurvy;
paltry;
as, scald
rhymers..
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..
Rhymed
::
Rhymed
(imp. & p. p.) of Rhym.
Improvvisatore
::
Improvvisatore
(n.) One who
composes
and sings or
recites
rhymes
and short poems
extemporaneously.
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (v. t.) To put into
rhyme.
Jingle
::
"Jingle
(n.) A
correspondence
of sound in
rhymes,
especially
when the verse has
little
merit;
hence,
the verse
itself..
Rhymester
::
Rhymester
(n.) A
rhymer;
a maker of poor
poetry.
Ballade
::
Ballade
(n.) A form of
French
versification,
sometimes
imitated
in
English,
in which three or four
rhymes
recur
through
three
stanzas
of eight or ten lines each, the
stanzas
concluding
with a
refrain,
and the whole poem with an
envoy..
Monorhyme
::
Monorhyme
(n.) A
composition
in
verse,
in which all the lines end with the same
rhyme..
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (n.) To
accord
in rhyme or
sound.
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (v. t.) To
influence
by
rhyme.
Couplet
::
Couplet
(n.) Two taken
together;
a pair or
couple;
especially
two lines of verse that rhyme with each
other.
Berime
::
Berime
(v. t.) To
berhyme.
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..
Crambo
::
Crambo
(a.) A game in which one
person
gives a word, to which
another
finds a
rhyme..
Berhymed
::
Berhymed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Berhym.
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