A list of 61 words by papageno.
- wolfwas added by papageno and appears on 79 lists
- widthwas added by papageno and appears on 13 lists
- vacuumwas added by papageno and appears on 73 lists
- twelfthwas added by papageno and appears on 28 lists
- transferwas added by papageno and appears on 44 lists
- sixthwas added by papageno and appears on 17 lists
- silverwas added by papageno and appears on 126 lists
- sirenwas added by papageno and appears on 82 lists
- shadowwas added by papageno and appears on 122 lists
- sanctionwas added by papageno and appears on 109 lists
- reptilewas added by papageno and appears on 19 lists
- promisewas added by papageno and appears on 43 lists
- plinthwas added by papageno and appears on 140 lists
- planktonwas added by papageno and appears on 25 lists
- pizzawas added by papageno and appears on 69 lists
- penguinwas added by papageno and appears on 75 lists
- pedantwas added by papageno and appears on 115 lists
- pintwas added by papageno and appears on 22 lists
- orangewas added by papageno and appears on 134 lists
- olivewas added by papageno and appears on 100 lists
- officewas added by papageno and appears on 43 lists
- neutronwas added by papageno and appears on 16 lists
- ninthwas added by papageno and appears on 11 lists
- mulctswas added by papageno and appears on 2 lists
- monsterwas added by papageno and appears on 64 lists
- luggagewas added by papageno and appears on 30 lists
- laundrywas added by papageno and appears on 30 lists
- justicewas added by papageno and appears on 86 lists
- ironwas added by papageno and appears on 80 lists
- hostagewas added by papageno and appears on 23 lists
- golfwas added by papageno and appears on 35 lists
- gulfwas added by papageno and appears on 26 lists
- glimpsedwas added by papageno and appears on 5 lists
- galaxywas added by papageno and appears on 76 lists
- fuguewas added by papageno and appears on 90 lists
- filmwas added by papageno and appears on 50 lists
- enginewas added by papageno and appears on 34 lists
- emptywas added by papageno and appears on 54 lists
- elsewas added by papageno and appears on 26 lists
- elbowwas added by papageno and appears on 50 lists
- differentwas added by papageno and appears on 45 lists
- diamondwas added by papageno and appears on 68 lists
- depthwas added by papageno and appears on 51 lists
- denizenwas added by papageno and appears on 124 lists
- citizenwas added by papageno and appears on 37 lists
- citruswas added by papageno and appears on 64 lists
- circuswas added by papageno and appears on 40 lists
- chimneywas added by papageno and appears on 28 lists
- chaoswas added by papageno and appears on 147 lists
- caveatwas added by papageno and appears on 154 lists
- cannabiswas added by papageno and appears on 27 lists
- calumnywas added by papageno and appears on 305 lists
- bulbouswas added by papageno and appears on 70 lists
- bulbwas added by papageno and appears on 33 lists
- breadthwas added by papageno and appears on 49 lists
- bachelorwas added by papageno and appears on 26 lists
- aspirinwas added by papageno and appears on 15 lists
- anxiouswas added by papageno and appears on 51 lists
- angstwas added by papageno and appears on 120 lists
- angrywas added by papageno and appears on 55 lists
- almondwas added by papageno and appears on 69 lists
papageno commented on the list rhymeless
Most people consider hirple to be a satisfactory rhyme for purple.
March 19, 2013
fbharjo commented on the list rhymeless
It appears to be a tinted list - orange, silver, olive, almond, iron - even without purple no matter how you paint it. There's some penguin - black & whilte - to it.
Nice to have you back papageno - We missed you when you were papagone!
March 19, 2013
papageno commented on the list rhymeless
It's papagood to be back!
March 20, 2013
TankHughes commented on the list rhymeless
My friend Mr. Goines brought up an interesting point about rhyme.
Such a small list leads to the question Why do most words rhyme? One answer: because it is easier to remember a story when it's written in verse. Reciting an epic poem, or the history of your village is easier when you know every other line will end in a predictable way. Most words rhyme on purpose, as memory aids.
Why are so many non-rhymers color words? I don't know, but that question interests me. Thanks papageno.
April 29, 2015