what words in the dictionary rhyme with orange,purple or silver???????
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It is said that there are no rhymes for these words (nor for the word 'month')\n\nIn Scotland we have a word 'hirple' (meaning to walk with a limp). When pronounced in a local accent it rhymes with purple. http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_561509841/hirple.html
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Every rhyme possible for Silver!!!!\n\nabler, abner, acre, actor, adder, after, aider, alder, altar, alter, amber, ambler, ampere, anchor, anger, angler, answer, antler, apter, arbor, archer, ardor, armor, asher, ashlar, asker, auger, augur, author, aver, azure, babbler, bachelor, backer, badger, baffler, bailer, bailor, baiter, baker, balder, baler, balker, bander, banker, banner, banter, barber, barer, barker, barter, bather, batter, battler, bawler, beaker, bearer, beater, beaver, bedder, beeper, beggar, bencher, bender, berber, bestir, better, bettor, bibber, bicker, bidder, bigger, biker, bilker, biller, binder, bircher, biter, bitter, blabber, blacker, bladder, blamer, blander, blanker, blazer, bleacher, bleaker, bleater, bleeder, blencher, blender, blighter, blinder, blinker, blister, blither, bloater, blocker, blonder, bloomer, blooper, blotter, blower, blubber, blucher, bluer, bluffer, blunder, blunter, blur, bluster, boarder, boaster, boater, bobber, boer, boiler, bolder, bolster, bomber, bonder, boner, bonzer, booker, boomer, booster, boozer, bopper, border, borer, botcher, bother, boulder, bouncer, bounder, bower, bowler, boxer, bracer, bragger, braider, brander, brasher, braver, brawler, brazer, brazier, breaker, breather, breeder, brewer, briar, briber, bridler, briefer, brier, brightener, brighter, bringer, brisker, broacher, broader, broider, broiler, broker, bronzer, brooder, brother, browner, browser, bruiser, brusher, brusker, bubbler, bucker, buckler, budder, buffer, bugger, bugler, builder, bulbar, bulgar, bummer, bumper, bundler, bungler, bunker, burger, burgher, burglar, burner, burr, bursar, buster, bustler, butcher, butler, butter, buyer, buzzer, cackler, cadger, caesar, cager, calker, caller, calmer, camber, camper, camphor, cancer, candler, candor, caner, canker, canner, canter, cantor, caper, capper, captor, capture, carder, carer, carter, carver, casher, casper, caster, castor, catcher, cater, caulker, cauter, cedar, cellar, censor, censure, centaur, center, chafer, chaffer, chamber, chamfer, chancellor, chancer, chandler, changer, chanter, chapter, charger, charmer, charter, chaser, chatter, chaucer, chauffeur, cheaper, cheater, checker, cheddar, cheeper, chewer, chider, chigger, chiller, chimer, chipper, chirper, chiseler, chitter, choicer, choker, chooser, chopper, chortler, chowder, chrysler, chuckler, chukker, churner, cider, cinder, cipher, circler, clabber, clacker, claimer, clamor, clapper, clasher, clasper, clatter, cleaner, cleanser, clearer, cleaver, clever, clicker, climber, clincher, clinger, clinker, clipper, clobber, clocker, cloister, closer, closure, cloture, clouter, clover, clubber, clunker, cluster, clutter, coacher, coarser, coaster, coaxer, cobbler, cocker, coddler, coder, codger, coffer, coiffeur, coiler, coiner, colder, collar, color, comber, comer, concur, condor, confer, conger, conjure, conker, conquer, cooker, cooler, cooper, copper, copter, corder, corer, corker, corner, cotter, coucher, cougar, counter, coupler, courser, cover, cower, coyer, crabber, cracker, crammer, crasher, crasser, crater, craver, crawler, creamer, creaser, creature, creeper, cribber, crier, crimper, crippler, crisper, critter, croaker, crooner, cropper, crosser, crowder, cruder, crueler, crueller, cruiser, crupper, crusher, cuber, culture, cumber, curer, curler, curser, cursor, curter, cusser, cuter, cutler, cutter, cycler, dabber, dabbler, dafter, dagger, damper, dancer, dander, danger, danker, dapper, darer, darker, darner, darter, dasher, dater, dauber, daughter, dawdler, dazzler, deader, deafer, dealer, dearer, debtor, decker, deeper, defer, defter, delver, demur, denser, denture, denver, deter, dexter, dialer, diaper, dicer, dicker, differ, digger, dimmer, diner, dinner, dipper, ditcher, dither, diver, docker, doctor, dodder, dodger, doer, doffer, dollar, donor, doodler, doper, doppler, dormer, doter, dotter, doubler, doubter, dover, dower, downer, dowser, dozer, drabber, drafter, dragger, dr
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When you rhyme, you are matching the last part of a syllable from one word with the last part of a syllable from another word.  It's true that there are a limited number of ways that syllables can end in English.  However, not all syllable endings are matched up with all possible syllable beginnings.  There are gaps in possible syllables, and it seems like the words that rhyme with "orange" would fill one of these gaps.
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for a "perfect rhyme" (sounds match exactly):\nfutile, tootle, butyl [though the last is not likely to be useful]\n\nfor an almost perfect rhyme (since the "t" as pronounced in brutal is hard to distinguish from "d", at least in American English dialects!):\nboodle, doodle, feudal, noodle, poodle,  kit and caboodle\n\nor you could try a slightly loose 'near rhyme' in which most of the sounds match (and ones that do not precisely match may still be fairly close):  \nremoval, approval, frugal, bugle\n\neven looser rhyme (depends on the specific poetic lines you are trying to use this in -- you have to test it yourself):   youthful, truthful
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I'll borrow from "wvucountryroads" but do it better:\n\nAlpha - like "alphabet" (where do you think the word came from?)\nBeta - Beta, zeta, eta and theta all rhyme.\nGamma - You know Pink Floyd's "Umma Gumma"?  Think "Amma Gamma".\nDelta - like a river delta \nEpsilon - like "episode"\nZeta \nEta \nTheta \nIota - like Star Wars' "yoda", but with a "t" \nKappa - "kappa kappa kappa kappa, kappa chameleon..."\nLambda - like "baaa!" with "duh" \nMu - like a kitten, "mew!"\nNu - what's nu with you?\nXi - like xylophone\nOmicron - "O" like "O Canada", and micron like measurement\nPi - 3.1415926....\nRho - "rho, rho, rho your boat...."\nSigma - like enigma\nTau - like Tao Te Ching\nUpsilon - "oopisdaisy...!"\nPhi - hifi \nChi - like China\nPsi - *sigh*\nOmega - Don't you at least know this one?\n\n\n.
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Purple.\n\n\n\nwanna banana?
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Purple is for oldies, pink is for hoes, blue is for gays, and green is for hippies. For baby blue, I don't know, sis.
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~April showers bring May flowers!~\n\nRoses are red, \nviolets are blue. \n(You fill in this part)\n(and this part as long as last word rhymes with blue)\n\nEXAMPLE:\nRoses are red, \nviolets are blue, \ni looked for flower slogans, \nAnd I found two
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The first link below will take you to a yoof-speak dictionary.  Just scroll down the page til you see it.  \n\nThe second link will take you to the urban dictionary. \n \nHope these help with your poem. \n\nMyst
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Fee, Fie, Foe, Fum was part of a rhyme from Jack and the Beanstalk (Nursery Rhymes).  I think the other one was too, if I remember correctly.
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A good resource for finding rhymes is a rhyming dictionary and one can be found here\n\nhttp://www.rhymezone.com/
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Nike rhymes with psyche\nAdidas rhymes with laddy lass\nHowever regional accents may vary
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how about something rhyming....?\n\n\nWater Evaporation with Color Combination\nEvaporation Eduacation\nEvaporation Acceleration\n\n\nhttp://www.rhymezone.com/
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Red\nRage\nRag\nDagger\nDare\nEar\n\nany others?
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It is sometimes said that the words orange, purple, and silver are the only words which rhyme with no other words. However, the words sporange, curple(another name for the buttocks), and chilver have been cited as rhymes for these words. That is not to say that there are no rhymeless words, however; there are in fact many, including such words as marathon and discombobulate. If one restricts the list to words of just one or two syllables, however, the list is fairly short. What follows is an attempt at such a list...
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I started this list without looking at the other answers before me, so I apologize if some of these are "re-runs" :)\n\nabashed, adorable, adore, agog, affection, affectionate, agree, agreeable, alleviate, allow, altruistic, amen, apple, applesauce, ardent, art, artistic, assist, avow\n\ncake, camel, caramel, caraway, clam, claim, clan, clap, clapping, clay, claymore, clean, clever, clip, clop, clue, cola, cone, corner, crafty, crazy, cream, creamy, creamery, crinkle, crisp, crispy, cupcake, cupola\n\nname, nanny, nature, natural, needle, nephew, nice, niece, night, nip, noodle, noon, normal, nose, notable, note, nurse, nursery\n\nlace, lacy, lad, lady, lass, laugh, laughter, leaf, lean, leap, lettuce, lift, live, light, loaf, loafer, lop, loop, lovable, love, lover, loving
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In the Bible, Purple, Violet, and Scarlet sometimes symbolized vanity. Sometimes greed and selfishness. Too bad, because purple is my favorite color.