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Yo Mama! :) Just kidding, just kidding! :)

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El Corazon

depends on "type" of rhyme if you are just curious. There is the true rhyme, in which case both syllables must be used in the rhyme, but the inflection must be on the same syllable. This is your most rigid rhyming definition. There is the one-syllable rhyme in which case all you have to rhyme is the last syllable, this doesn't sound as good, but it works in some cases. This works better if inflection is on the last syllable because it stresses the rhyming part and not the false-rhyme. You will sometimes hear this called a "half-rhyme" or various other terms. There is the false rhyme, in which case either the inflection is on a different syllable, and/or one of the sounds is not the same, but similar. You can also have beginning rhymes, double rhymes, etc. There are many ways to rhyme a word. so I will pass you on to: http://www.rhymer.com/[^] or http://www.rhymezone.com/[^] don't give away the secret, but there is always this... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=rhyming+dictionary[^] ;P -- modified at 15:30 Tuesday 19th September, 2006

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Gary Kirkham

Dressage is close

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Bassam Abdul Baki

roughage?

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brianwelsch

Assuage. It works as an anagram, too. or Package works as a synonym. :~

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Robert Surtees

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Chris Losinger

Gary Kirkham wrote:

Dressage is close

isn't it pronounced something like "dreh-saahhj" ?

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Gary Kirkham

Well yeah. If you stand on your head and speak with a cajon accent, it's close. Closer than gnostic. :)

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Lost User

Grimes wrote:

I need a word that rhymes with sausage?

Another sausage. :badger: :badger: :badger: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Ashley van Gerven

No one's suggested: forage forage —n. 1 food for horses and cattle. 2 searching for food. —v. 1 search for food; rummage. 2 collect food from. 3 get by foraging.

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Ashley van Gerven

Ice age? hmmm different 'a' pronunciation. Waters-edge? Or make up a word: sauce-edge (the edge of the sauce, that normally goes a bit crusty ;P)

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Chris Losinger

http://www.answers.com/dressage&r=67[^] there's even a little sound clip

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Gary Kirkham

Didn't sound like a cajun accent to me. ;)

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