rhymey
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Adjective
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rhymy
Etymology
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From
rhyme
+
-y
.
Adjective
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rhymey
(
comparative
rhymier
,
superlative
rhymiest
)
Characterised by
rhyme
.
2009
June 4, Vinay Menon, “Ladies, some male wisdom about sex”, in
Toronto Star
[1]
:
You should avoid heavy metal (too angry) and rap (too
rhymey
).
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