TIL: Merriam-Webster.com provides a 'Rhymes' section for (nearly) each word in their online dictionary. Also, check out their RhymeZone page for more search engine capabilities.

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Get_Off_My_WLAN@fedia.io

a month ago

Fun fact, recorded rhymes are one of the clues linguists use to help reconstruct older pronunciations of words and their changes over time.

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a month ago

Door 'inge

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a month ago

Came here to comment similarly. 🤘🏼

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TIL: Merriam-Webster.com provides a 'Rhymes' section for (nearly) each word in their online dictionary. Also, check out their RhymeZone page for more search engine capabilities.

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