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Rhyming Compounds and Phrases - Part Two
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You are given the first part of a current standing phrase. It's up to you to find the second half which always creates a rhyme-effect with the first. Example: Q.: Might is _______ A: right.
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Very Easy
10 Q
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flem-ish
Jan 22 02
5358 plays
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Rhyming Compounds And Phrases
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Even those of us who are not poets occasionally express themselves in rhyme. You are given the first half of a rhyming combination. You fill out the missing part. Example: Question:See you later, ______. Answer: alligator.
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Very Easy
10 Q
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flem-ish
Jan 22 02
7170 plays
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Fun With Tongue Twisters.. Let's think about them!
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We all love to try and say them but what are we actually talking about?
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10 Q
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scheimer
Oct 21 08
1485 plays
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More Easy Alliterations
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Few things could be more basic for 'euphony' in English expressions than alliterative effects. Try these.
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Easy
10 Q
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flem-ish
Mar 13 02
4668 plays
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Sops, Pops and Stops
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I'll give you a clue for ten words all with similar sounds and you select the correct words for each. Have fun.
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Easy
10 Q
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Creedy
Jul 23 12
261 plays
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Alliterative Idiom.
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Somehow communication seems to work better when the message is carried across via a form of sound repetition e.g. alliteration, or repetition of initial consonants in stressed syllables. All the answers in this quiz alliterate with the rest of the idiom.
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Average
10 Q
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flem-ish
Jan 25 02
3633 plays
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