rhyme

/raɪm/

nounverbrhyme

Remember: RHYME has a “Y” like in skY—both sound like /aɪ/ (rhyme = /raɪm/).

Yes, it's rhyme. The tricky part is the silent H: write R + H + Y + M + E (the E is silent too).

Definitions

  1. nounWords that have the same ending sound, especially in poems or songs (for example, cat and hat).
  2. nounA short poem or verse with matching ending sounds.
  3. verbTo have the same ending sound as another word.
  4. verbTo write or say words with matching ending sounds.

Examples

  • “Cat and hat rhyme, so they sound good together.”
  • “We learned a silly rhyme in music class.”
  • “Can you rhyme a word with “blue”?”

Synonyms

poemversejinglerimecorrespond

Antonyms

clashdiffer

Translations

ES rimaPT rimaFR rime

Common misspellings

rimerymerhimrhimerhyemrhymeingrhymn

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