What does rhyme mean?

n. A word that sounds the same as another word, especially at the end.; A short poem where words at the end of lines sound the same.; The use of words that sound the same in poetry or songs.; v. To have the same sound, especially at the end.; To make words sound the same, like in poetry.; To have lines that end with matching sounds.

rhyme - Meaning, Definition & Examples

noun

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A word that sounds the same as another word, especially at the end.

Can you find a rhyme for 'cat'?

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A short poem where words at the end of lines sound the same.

The children sang a fun rhyme about a star.

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The use of words that sound the same in poetry or songs.

This song uses rhyme to make it catchy.

verb

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To have the same sound, especially at the end.

These words rhyme because they end with the same sound.

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To make words sound the same, like in poetry.

You can rhyme 'moon' with 'spoon'.

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To have lines that end with matching sounds.

I like poems that rhyme because they are easy to remember.

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A word that sounds the same as another word, especially at the end.; A short poem where words at the end of lines sound the same.; The use of words that sound the same in poetry or songs.

To have the same sound, especially at the end.; To make words sound the same, like in poetry.; To have lines that end with matching sounds.

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