Rhyme

What do we mean by rhyme?

Correspondence of terminal sounds of words or of lines of verse. noun

A poem or verse having a regular correspondence of sounds, especially at the ends of lines. noun

Poetry or verse of this kind. noun

A word that corresponds with another in terminal sound, as behold and cold. noun

To form a rhyme. intransitive verb

To compose rhymes or verse. intransitive verb

To make use of rhymes in composing verse. intransitive verb

To put into rhyme or compose with rhymes. intransitive verb

To use (a word or words) as a rhyme. intransitive verb

Etc. See rime, etc. noun

An expression of thought in numbers, measure, or verse; a composition in verse; a rhymed tale; poetry; harmony of language. noun

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. noun

Verses, usually two, having this correspondence with each other; a couplet; a poem containing rhymes. noun

A word answering in sound to another word. noun

See under Female. noun

See under Male. noun

Sound or sense. noun

A stanza of seven decasyllabic verses, of which the first and third, the second, fourth, and fifth, and the sixth and seventh rhyme. noun

To make rhymes, or verses. intransitive verb

Rhyming verse (poetic form)

A thought expressed in verse; a verse; a poem; a tale told in verse.

A word that rhymes with another.

Rhyming: sameness of sound of part of some words.

Rime

Number.

Words that are spelled similarly to rhyme:
rhyme, thyme, chyme, rhime, rheme, ryme, rhome, rhume, rhyne, rhame, rhye.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rhyme:
assonance, pentameter, iambic, alliteration, diddle, rhyming, rime, quatrain, rhymes, humpty, stanza, couplet, quack, rima, sixpence, sonnet, syllables, baa, syllable, abba, poetic, scheme, oranges, nursery, schemes, metre, refrain, poem, verse, dictionaries, vowel, meter, syndicate, pronunciation, repetition, verses, rap, consonant, rhythm, feminine, goose, poems, stressed, poetry, poets, prose, lyric, tune, reason, ballad, folk, sung, patterns, words, hop, pronounced, sounds, lines, tone, index, dictionary, hip, pattern, lyrics, identical, melody, tale, rapper, tables, word, pairs, sing, variations, composed, phrase, printed, poet, type, repeated, song, translation.

Words that rhyme with rhyme:
time, paradigm, sublime, prime, crime, lime, anytime, sometime, chime, meantime, dime, maritime, nighttime, climb, enzyme, pantomime, downtime, longtime, mime, pastime, slime, lifetime, thyme, grime, overtime, clime, lunchtime, beim, stime, onetime, wintertime, summertime, part-time, daytime, ragtime, lyme, chyme, hime, airtime, christmastime, in time, rhime, halftime, bedtime, dinnertime, springtime, haim, anaheim, showtime, syme, centime, sime, on time, mealtime, primetime, guggenheim, high time, heim, at the same time, flextime, big time, wartime, prime time, from time to time, in the meantime, in real time, pacific standard time, parttime, blenheim, long time, greenwich mean time, pacific time, double time, durkheim, turnaround time, seek time, noontime, schooltime, mean time, eastern time, everytime, free time, anticrime, peacetime, kime, one time, all the time, at a time, quicktime, partner in crime, period of time, universal time, just in time, spare time, hard time, at one time, eastern standard time, greenwich time, fulltime, leisure time.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rhyme:
old, internal, little, english, end, double, feminine, perfect, popular, lofty, single, simple, half, full, triple, traditional, masculine, final, familiar, powerful, alternate, runic, heroic, apparent, true, imperfect, ancient, identical, bad, near, false, french, known, mused, regular, off, occasional, initial, exact, musical, silly, rich, mere, famous, line, inner, consonantal, beautiful, rude, latin, favorite, assonant, irregular, easy, tail, pure, leonine, weak, visual, sweet, interior, fourth, terminal, middle, dramatic, conventional, obvious, idle, monkish, syllable, mystic, consonant, dramatick.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rhyme:
scheme, prose, words, schemes, stanzas, ola, stanza, word, romances, making, characters, sounds, pattern, books, patterns, character, romance, royal, book, pairs, form, fame, test, order, sestet, fellows, position, structure, emphasis, lines, verse, songs, quality, song, doggerel, style, quatrains, letters, poems, sestets, broker, quatrain, endings, division, arrangement, beginning, ville, simplicity, stage, traders, literature, tags, rhythms, covering, links, makers, rhythm, strophes, tradition, strophe, sequence, stringer, melodies, writers, wallpaper, breaking, versions, plan, sheets, linkage, chronicle.

Consonant match to rhyme:
room, ram, ream, rim, roam, rum, rem, rome, rom, rheum, rhomb, rhime, rhumb, rheme, rhome, rhem, reim, raum, reaume, roome, ramm, rhame, rahm, rohm, rehm, rolm, roehm, romm, rheaume, remme, rheem, riehm.

Words that sound like rhyme:
rhyme, ryme, rime, rhime, room, roam, rome, rum, rim, ram, rom, ream, rem, rine, rhine, rhyne, romm, rym, rhum, raim, rame, rhume, rhome, wrm, rhein, reme, roome, rahm, rheum, reim, rhem, rhumb, wram, raum, romb, rhame, raam, arome, hram, rheem, rhomb, rolm, rohm, ramm, rheme, rhim, rimm, rehm, riem, reaume, rheaume, arim, rham, roehm, ruhm, roim, reame, roum, ramme, rram, wrim, rrim, writhe, around, rain, crime, ran, prime, rang, grime, awry, reen, erm, raine, arraign, arin, rane, rayne, rean, brime, irm, raun, araya, hron, drime, rainn, eye rhyme, rawn, rann, ariah, rahn, raie, erdem, auron, arene, erme, eirene, rdm, raii, rcm.