Who knows how to write a medafor, simile? Sorry for the wrong spelling?
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Similies and metaphors are comparisions of two things: \n\nA similie uses the word "like" or "as" \n\nex--his belly jiggled like a bowl full of jelly\nex--he was a quiet as a mouse\n\nA metaphor uses other words, including "is":\n\nex--You are my sunshine\nex--He is a cow
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a. simile\nb. pun\nc. allusion
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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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How did you type this?
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It ain't so! :) lol******* You aren't alone!\n\nIt gives me a headache trying to figure out where one sentence ends and the next begins. UGH...Don't get me wrong...I misspell an occasional word here and there but we are talking about "minor mistakes".
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3 words OK? "Harem til now", or "learnt him ow", or "alter him now"\n\nThere is a generator at http://wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi\n\n2 words: "wraith lemon" (or melon)\n"manhole writ"\n"armhole twin"\n"thermal wino"\n"menial worth"\n"mortal whine"\nand lots more
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The website: http://wordsmith.org/anagram/index.html\nmight help you unscramble the letters. I tried it but must have missed the answer. I think the first two words might be "You salt..." \n\nIt would really help if you had put the number of words. and number of letters in them.\n\nI'll keep trying.
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Does anyone on this answer thing know how to spell?
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That would be a simile.\n\nExample: "She was as quiet as a mouse."\n"He ate like a bird."\n"John acted as dumb as a rock."\n"When she was angry, she kicked like an annoyed mule."
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It's a run-on sentence and "doctor" is misspelled.
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Properly spelt ones huuummmmm that leaves you out sorry ....
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Sorry, never heard of this.  I can think of a similar one but the spelling or pronounciation aren't even close.  If you find out the correct spelling for sure, let me know and if it is a medication, I will be able to help you.
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If you mean letter, it is m
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how  about dumbass, or "its dubmass dumbass!!"...i cant think...lol...try again...\nany way, ill write more later
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Does anyone know how to spell?
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Are you sure you've written out the coeffients correctly. Please repost.
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look for prefixes and suffixes, find the baseword, I've even had my students read it backwords, for example: hypochondriac would be read "ac, dr-iac, chon-dr-iac, hypo-chon-dri-ac."