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Topic: More Musical Vocabulary

Does this have a name, everyone?

When you rhyme a word (let's take rhyme and time) with another that sounds the same, then that's a definite rhyme, right?

What's it called when you do an oblique rhyme such as "tame" with "pain"?

Thanks,

Bill (who is typing in the dark in an attempt not to wake Dondra, who came in from work at 1:30 am as stiff and as sore as she could be.)

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Re: More Musical Vocabulary

A half rhyme.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Half_rhyme

  • From: The Land Of Song
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Re: More Musical Vocabulary

a cryme, maybe? lol

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Re: More Musical Vocabulary

Thanks! BDG comes through again for the German Boy! A round of applause, please and take a bow, Sir. smile

All kidding aside, that does make sense and thanks for the link, my friend.

Phill, Phill, Phill ********** SIGH**********  smile smile smile I decided to letcha slide on that one, buddy! smile smile smile


Thanks!!

Bill

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Re: More Musical Vocabulary

humph... I have a little book here the hubster bought for me that is a songwriters rhyming dictionary of sorts. I think it includes those half rhymes in it.  I say, if it works... it works!  But then, I don't write too many.  LOL!

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  • From: The Land Of Song
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Re: More Musical Vocabulary

Strummerboy Bill wrote:

Thanks! BDG comes through again for the German Boy! A round of applause, please and take a bow, Sir. smile

All kidding aside, that does make sense and thanks for the link, my friend.

Phill, Phill, Phill ********** SIGH**********  smile smile smile I decided to letcha slide on that one, buddy! smile smile smile


Thanks!!

Bill

Aw, come on Bill, it was funny? Wasn't it?  wink

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  • From: West Georgia
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Re: More Musical Vocabulary

In a "shaggy-dog" kinda way, it was, dear friend. smile I just HAD to give you a noogie on that one! smile

Your pal,

Bill

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