Comments on: Rhyming Words http://www.wordskit.com/blog/words/rhyming/ Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 30 Jun 2010 01:03:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: lee lee http://www.wordskit.com/blog/words/rhyming/comment-page-1/#comment-311 lee lee Wed, 02 Dec 2009 01:23:01 +0000 http://www.wordskit.com/blog/?p=57#comment-311 n n

]]> By: Lionel http://www.wordskit.com/blog/words/rhyming/comment-page-1/#comment-281 Lionel Mon, 09 Nov 2009 10:15:21 +0000 http://www.wordskit.com/blog/?p=57#comment-281 Ive just self-published my own "elf-ahn-Et-ik alphabetic-phonetic Rhyme Guide" for songwriters, poets, rappers,jingle-writers and anyone who has trouble spelling. It is laid out alphabetically from the first vowel sound AND according to how the word is pronounced, not spelt. Cross references different dialects e.g. class = Ass or ars. Try me out - email with "rhyme guide" in the subject heading. Ive just self-published my own “elf-ahn-Et-ik alphabetic-phonetic Rhyme Guide” for songwriters, poets, rappers,jingle-writers and anyone who has trouble spelling. It is laid out alphabetically from the first vowel sound AND according to how the word is pronounced, not spelt. Cross references different dialects e.g. class = Ass or ars. Try me out – email with “rhyme guide” in the subject heading.

]]> By: MM http://www.wordskit.com/blog/words/rhyming/comment-page-1/#comment-242 MM Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:49:58 +0000 http://www.wordskit.com/blog/?p=57#comment-242 I was wondering, how about "music?" Since there's a bit of a controversy about how the word "music" does not rhyme with anything in the English language. I thought maybe "pubic," or "cubic," or perhaps "acoustic" could be the best rhyme for "music" and not necessarily a letter-for-letter rhyme as suggested by most people such as: 1. abasic 2. agenesic 3. akinesic 4. algesic 5. amnesic 6. analgesic 7. anaphasic 8. anisic 9. antilyssic 10. antiphthisic All I remember about rhyming is that there's syllable-based rhyming--commonly used by music artists--not necessarily consisting of similarity in spelling, but in sounds (syllables--sew, hoe, mow, owe, dough), and letter-rhyming with little changes in the beginnings--pocket/socket/rocket/docket. So would "pubic,cubic, or acoustic" be much more closely related in regards to rhyming? I need a little help on that. Thanks I was wondering, how about “music?” Since there’s a bit of a controversy about how the word “music” does not rhyme with anything in the English language. I thought maybe “pubic,” or “cubic,” or perhaps “acoustic” could be the best rhyme for “music” and not necessarily a letter-for-letter rhyme as suggested by most people such as:
1. abasic
2. agenesic
3. akinesic
4. algesic
5. amnesic
6. analgesic
7. anaphasic
8. anisic
9. antilyssic
10. antiphthisic

All I remember about rhyming is that there’s syllable-based rhyming–commonly used by music artists–not necessarily consisting of similarity in spelling, but in sounds (syllables–sew, hoe, mow, owe, dough), and letter-rhyming with little changes in the beginnings–pocket/socket/rocket/docket. So would “pubic,cubic, or acoustic” be much more closely related in regards to rhyming?

I need a little help on that. Thanks

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