Rhymed is valid Scrabble Word

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6 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for RHYMED in dictionary:

VERB:

RHYME, to compose verse with corresponding terminal sounds, also RIME
(of a word, syllable, or line) have or end with a sound that corresponds to another
(of a poem or song) be composed in rhyme
put a word together with (another word that has a corresponding sound), as when writing poetry
compose verse or poetry

NOUN:

correspondence of sound between words or the endings of words, especially when these are used at the ends of lines of poetry
a short poem in which the sound of the word or syllable at the end of each line corresponds with that at the end of another
rhyming poetry or verse
a word that has the same sound as another

ADJECTIVE:

having corresponding sounds especially terminal sounds

Words related to RHYMED

rhyme13 rhymes14 rhyming16

Words that contain RHYMED

berhymed19 unrhymed17 misrhymed20 monorhymed21

How to use RHYMED in a sentence

It was a rhymed farce in which the dialogue was sung or chanted by the characters to popular ballad tunes.
The last poem is a long rhymed version of the story of Joseph.
The Old German rhymed verse found only a temporary place between these two forms.
It was now displaced by the smooth metrical verse with rhymed endings, which the French introduced and which our modern poets use, a verse fitted to be recited rather than sung.
We notice, also, that it is rhymed in couplets, that is, every two lines are rhymed together.
Like Milton he deplored rhyme as the invention of a barbarous age, and no doubt he would have rejoiced to go further and banish accent as well as rhymed endings.
In my turn, therefore, I have made of them a song, rhymed as well as I am able, and often has their shaping kept me sleepless in my bed.
He omits speeches which are rhymed throughout, or which end with a rhymed couplet.
Two hypotheses suggest themselves in explanation of the striking fact that the verse pause becomes unnecessary at the close of a rhymed verse.
In the rhymed stanza we are to see not a set of verses, like the verse of blank verse, but a new and enlarged verse unity.

Secondly, the larger unity into which the verses enter is not in many cases a unity made up exclusively of rhymed verses.
Verses without rhyme alternate with rhymed verses, and have the usual verse pause.
The verse pauses of the feminine rhymes are generally much like those of the end rhymed material.
She could have rhymed it much better, of course, if she had condescended to give any thought whatever to the matter, which she did not.
For the Tinker had rhymed, as the Prophet foretold, And a light was let in on the errors of old.
Now, let them take the rhymed speeches of the Duke and Brabantio in Act i.
But that was a more difficult matter to manage, and very few flowers were rhymed, or, if they were, none rhymed correctly.
The kettle he rhymed first with nettle, and hung a bunch of nettle over it, till all the children got dreadfully stung.
He had the tin milk pan hung on him like a shield, because it rhymed with man.
He was a German by birth and his musical ideas naturally rhymed with German in direct contradiction to the French words to which they applied.
The writing of rhymed sequences, however, became common through the example of the Parisian monk, Adam of St.
Much of his work may be fairly described as rhymed prose, differing from prose not in substance or tone of feeling, but only in the form of expression.
This is exactly the Byronic note, which would be still more audible, if I had preserved the rhymed couplets.
He could write rhymed verses with an extraordinary rapidity.
Lines 93-144 are in rhymed couplets, and consist for the most part of eight syllables each.
The Spanish verses written by Ursus were rhymed, as was nearly all the Castilian poetry of that period.
With his feeling and aesthetic want rhymed verse harmonized, the triple repetition offering no obstacle, Italian being copious in endings of like sound.
He has produced rhymed prose and verses which are certainly elegant in diction and elevated in tone.
Even more valuable than this exquisite rhymed stanza is the blank verse which Swinburne released into new energies, new liberties, and new movements.
These characters interchange a little rhymed dialogue, and discuss which of them is the most powerful.

Similar words containing RHYM without suffix ed

rhyme13 rhymer14 rhymes14 berhyme17 rhymers15 rhyming16 rhymist15 berhymed19 berhymes18 rhymists16 unrhymed17 berhyming20 misrhymed20 monorhyme19 pararhyme19 rhymeless17 rhymester17 monorhymed21 monorhymes20 pararhymes20 rhymesters18

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