-
without rhymes,
called refractory rhymes—that is, a list of
words in the
English language that
rhyme with no
other English word. The word "
rhyme" here is...
- The
construction of
rhyming slang involves replacing a
common word with a
phrase of two or more words, the last of
which rhymes with the
original word;...
- album,
Youth Novels, was
released in 2008, and has been
followed by
Wounded Rhymes (2011), I
Never Learn (2014), So Sad So ****y (2018), and
Eyeye (2022). She...
- ISBN 0-8264-1778-7, p. 561. The
Oxford Dictionary of
Nursery Rhymes, OUP 1997, pp.265-7
National Nursery Rhymes and
Nursery Songs,
London 1871, pp.2-3 L. Turco, The...
- with
historical female figures who have had
large families,
although King
George II (1683–1760) has also been
proposed as the
rhyme's subject. The most...
- ****ociated with the
rhyme was
first recorded by the
composer and
nursery rhyme collector James William Elliott, in his
National Nursery Rhymes and
Nursery Songs...
-
section with
consistently rhyming words),
internal rhymes, [and]
offbeat rhymes".
There is also
widespread use of
multisyllabic rhymes. It has been
noted that...
-
later of
English nursery rhymes. She also
appeared in a song, the
first stanza of
which often functions now as a
nursery rhyme. The
character also appears...
- back, she
found ’em all a-loffeing. On the
basis of the coffin/laughing
rhymes (which
could date from
Shakespearean times),
James Orchard Halliwell was...
-
representation of
Indigenous female characters. "
Rhymes for
Young Ghouls". TIFF.
Retrieved 27
August 2013. "Box Office,
Rhymes for
Young Ghouls". IMDb. Retrieved...
