What rhymes with Buford?
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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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You bet ya!\nAlso\nRepublican
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Try http://www.preschoolrainbow.org/preschool-rhymes.htm
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i like bubo--the swollen lymph nodes you get with the bubonic plague.  it was VERY hard in my infectious disease class, i kept giggling every time he said bubo.  i won't pretend to know why i find this so funny.  my other favorite word is Trinidad.  a friend of mine and i used to always play pirates video games and trinidad became our "code word" for everything.  i miss you=trinidad, cheer up/i'm here for you=trinidad, i'm so happy=trinidad.  you get the idea.
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Here's the approach I follow.\n\nWhat will work depends on how closely you need the word to rhyme.  Here are some options, roughly from closest to farthest.\n\n(A) For a PERFECT rhyme. that is, ending with "own-dreez"  (Perfect rhyme must match ALL sounds, beginning with the vowel of the syllable with the main accent.)\n\nonly one!\n"foundries"\n\nvery close ("t" is like "d" except without using the voice):\n"town trees"\n\n\n(B) imperfect assonance (=matching of vowel sounds), but consonants all match:  \nlaundries\n\n\n(C)   (usually better than option B):\nperfect assonance,   that is, preserve the sound of  "ow - eez",\nbut vary the middle consonant cluster\n\n(without one part of the "ndr" cluster):\nbounties, counties\nsound please,   pound keys\n\n(without two parts of the cluster):\nhowdies, Audis, Saudis,  rowdies\ncowries,  dowries, Maories\nbrownies\n\n\n(D) perfect assonance, cononant cluster may vary, cononant at end may vary\n \n1) may use a related sibilant (s-sound) at the end:\n\noutreach\nmouthpiece \nout east,southeast\n\n2) may simply omit the final  z-sound  ? \n\nsoundly, profoundly, roundly\nRoundy, oundy\nloudly, proudly\n\nas well as the singular forms of many words listed under option B.
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Sue (like the girl's name)\nDough (like what you make bread out of)\nNim (which rhymes with gym)
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stutin' like my daddy\nDj\nfireman\nshooter\nhustler musik\nmoney on my mind\nmo fire\nfly out\noh no\nfuck the world\nyoung playa\nhit em up\n\nnow does that help ha
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Brooking\nStevens\nSinclair\nFrancis\n\nNot sure of any others
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knock knock\nwho's there\ninterupting cow\ninteru- moooooooooooooooooooo
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be\nbee\nsee\nfee\ngee\nhe\nknee\npee\ntea\nwee\nye\nzee
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Does it rhyme with witch?
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the same thing that rhymes with purple...\n\n\nnothing.
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No English word rhymes with orange, silver, purple or month.  There are some words that are no longer used that supposedly refute this like hirple or curple, but neither can be found in a normal dictionary so I don't think they count.
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bubba sparxxx deliverance\n\nrotfl  thats some corny tihs
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Like purple, mouth, and month there is no word in the English language that rhymes with the word Orange.\n\nBut...\n\nOrange is one of those words that famously has nothing perfectly to rhyme with it. The other one is silver. However, the Oxford Rhyming Dictionary does show both these words as having half-rhymes (such as lozenge with orange and salver with silver).\n\nThe principle of a half-rhyme in these cases is quite simple. Whereas a full and stressed rhyme (e.g. hand / stand) or even an unstressed rhyme (such as handing / standing) contain vowels that are common to both words, a half-rhyme like orange / lozenge or silver / salver (technically speaking, pararhymes) has obvious differences between vowels in certain syllables.
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NOT EXACTLY SURE----\nBrown\nOrange\nYellow\nBOY
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Eeeohaheh, urghphnrutherbean strengthoaboggle beabetyuition!\nKandle burger bhaji biscuit?