jk18
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I found one for purple , nurple. Sorry, but I am not sure about orange. Reply #1. Nov 21 08, 5:18 PM |
Mouldy-Carpets
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Errm - Lozenge? Reply #2. Nov 21 08, 5:31 PM |
Mouldy-Carpets
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Or at a real push, how about 'door-hinge'? Reply #3. Nov 21 08, 5:34 PM |
jolana
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lol... purple and orange are famous for having no perfect rhyme in English. Try silver. Reply #4. Nov 21 08, 5:42 PM |
Mouldy-Carpets
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Beware the 'Hurtful, Purple Circle'. Reply #5. Nov 21 08, 5:47 PM |
jolana
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The Unrhymable Word: Orange (by Willard Espy) The four eng- ineers Wore orange brassieres. Reply #6. Nov 21 08, 6:07 PM |
lilith616
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And the five electricians wore purple - just Traditions. (Everyone have a go - make up a 4 line poem about someone who works with their hands). Reply #7. Nov 21 08, 6:39 PM |
Zann03
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Just in case it isn't an actual word... give me the meaning! Reply #8. Nov 21 08, 7:05 PM |
skumma
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The gardener picked some purple Myrtle to make his lady a fragrant girdle:) Reply #9. Nov 22 08, 10:34 AM |
Zann03
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lol! these are nice to read. Reply #10. Nov 22 08, 7:58 PM |
jolana
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Back to "orange": I have found two new interesting things: Although it has two syllables, orange is arguably the most famous unrhymable word, though there exists a rare Sussex surname "Gorringe"[9] and a mountain in Wales named "Blorenge" (source: wikipedia) Reply #11. Dec 12 08, 7:27 PM |
vene
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Just a little rhyme along the 'orange' theme: The unseemly bear Was seen to wear A foreign shirt Of orange earth Reply #12. Dec 14 08, 12:29 PM |
Zann03
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Hmm, never knew that there was a surname called "Gorringe" and a mountain called "Blorenge". That's an added bonus of Funtrivia- you learn new things! Now, is there anything else? Reply #13. Dec 16 08, 12:22 AM |
sidra_me
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How about orange with arrange and purple with supple or crumple?! Reply #14. Dec 22 08, 11:15 AM |
breezin
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You could call a grape Slurpee a Purple Slurple. OK, so I made it up. You could, though. :-) Reply #15. Dec 22 08, 11:39 AM |
gillimalta
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The purple turtle had an orange bobbed fringe? Sorry, I like my wine! Reply #16. Dec 22 08, 9:30 PM |
Zann03
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Orange Blorenge houses Arancia Punchia. Reply #17. Dec 27 08, 3:23 AM |
Zann03
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Mmmmm, slurpees are good! Reply #18. Dec 27 08, 3:23 AM |
Zann03
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No, Orange Blorenge houses Arancione Pantalone! Reply #19. Dec 27 08, 7:23 PM |
dim_dude
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hahaha I don't think that there are words that rhyme with purple or orange..Aren't they just some of these words that have no rhyme to them? Reply #20. Jan 25 09, 2:32 PM |
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