Rhymes Trivia

You are given the last name of an author of the past. Think of that person's first name and then a word that rhymes with it that fits the definition. e.g. Twain's open places = Mark's parks. You must use apostrophes. Good luck!

You are given the last name of a celebrity. Think of their first name and then a word that rhymes with it that fits the definition. e.g. Curtis' horses - Tony's ponies. You'll soon get the hang of it. Hint first letters of words. You must use apostrophes

This quiz challenges you to find a word that corresponds to the definition given and the rhyming word given.

Match the colour to its rhyme. To make it challenging, only clues are given for both words - a shade for the colour and a hint for the rhyme.

Here's yet another quiz in a never-ending series, for serious celebrhyme connoisseurs! Just follow the clues and the pattern as follows: Douglas'tricycles = Mike's trikes.

Find a rhyme for the first name or nickname of the celebrity that goes with the word in the clue. Example: Hudson's speeches = Rock's talks. This quiz accepts both punctuated and non.

Each answer is a two word rhyming phrase, containing the first name of a celebrity. DON'T forget the apostrophe. e.g Pat's cats BUT if you leave it out you will still be marked right e.g. Pats cats!

Here is another Hinky Pinky quiz. A Hinky Pinky is when I give you two words. You have to find a synonym for each word that rhymes with the other. For example: Q: What is a wealthy sorceress? A:Rich Witch.

Here's yet another in the endless series of celebrity rhyme games, if the feeding frenzy didn't scare you off, I double dare you on this one. Kline's paradises = Kevin's heavens

Here is yet another celebrity name rhyme quiz, just when you thought it was safe to go out. I apologize in advance to those who find this too 'cutesy wootsie', the rest of you can just have fun. Example: Douglas'particularities=Kirk's quirks

Here are some rhyming riddles with edible answers. Have fun!

Riddles that rhyme - that could be fun! - Give them a try - you might solve every one.

A good celebrity rhyme quiz for me, is an unusual combination, so this should fit the bill! Ex: Sarah Jessica's felt pens = Parker's markers

Can you guess these 10 pairs of rhyming words where one is a sports term?

I have made up a few rhyming ditties as questions and think that follow up rhymes from you as your answers would compliment them quite nicely. So get your songwriting dictionary ready and put a rhyme after the rhyme.

You are given the first or last name of a poet. Rhyme it with a word that meets the definition given with the name. e.g. Shakespeare's pens = Will's quills. Don't forget the apostrophe.

Homophones are words that are spelled differently but pronounced the same. Each answer here is two homophonic words. For example- 'Entire burrow'= Whole hole. Don't use periods in your answers!

More fun with homophones -- words that sound the same but are spelled differently. No punctuation -- just the words, please!

I found many of the Brain Teasers rhyming quizzes to be quite challenging so here's an easy one for you.

A hinky pinky is a word play game in which I give a phrase. You have to find a two-word synonym for the phrase that rhymes. For example: Q: What do you call a wealthy sorceress? A: Rich Witch Have fun and please mail me any questions or comments!

Homophones are words that are spelled differently but pronounced the same. Each answer here is two homophonic words. Such as- 'Entire burrow'-Whole hole. Don't use periods in your answers! Spelling counts! American English spellings are used.

With homage to MollyGrue's Twisted Duo quizzes. I give you a rhyme for a well-known phrase, pair, or group that includes 'and,' e.g. 'clutch and flow.' You type in the correct phrase, e.g. 'touch and go.' Please try 'Hissing and Cloning,' too.

I give you a clue such as 'Kaye's parents' moms.' You supply the rhyme, e.g. Danny's grannies. Spelling counts! First names only. DO include apostrophes.

Ooze is such an interesting sounding word. This quiz will ask you to provide a phrase that contains two words that rhyme with ooze and in so doing we will discover a brief history of the sound of the word ooze.

Here is another rhyming game. Make the celebrity's first name or nickname rhyme with the second word the clue designates. Example: Jackson's tricycles = Mike's trikes. Enjoy!

This quiz is all about the things I got from people, that just happen to rhyme with the people I got them from or rhyme with something along the way. An example is provided. Please use U.S. spellings on answers!

Bruyere hasn't done any of these in a long time so they aren't for the faint-hearted. So just find the surname or last name of the celebrity named and the object and type it in carefully. Example: Della's morsels= Reeses' pieces. Good luck!

The answer to the clues are rhyming words. Example'Isolated femur' is a 'Lone Bone'. Have fun. It's only a game after all.

This quiz is about "Crimes of Fashion" and the various "rhymes" that go along for the ride. In ALL CAPS, I'll give you the meaning of words that will all rhyme. An example is provided.

The answers to each question will rhyme with each other. I'll give you synonyms or definitions, in all caps and you'll enter the rhyming answers in the same order as their clues. An example is provided. Please use U.S. spellings on answers!