rhymes

But, the Hobbits did have rhymes about Tom Bombadil, so someone among the Hobbits knew about him.

To be fair, it's a pretty easy typo to make, considering it rhymes with the previous word.

Except they should say it rhymes with 'Boing', so that it's not the present participle of the trademarked 'go'.

All three were originally pronounced identically, but yea underwent a sound change so that it now rhymes with yay.

It rhymes with the way all the fed up oldies using Go like its static linking.

We do, but every now and then someone will pronounce it as 'vat rhymes with fat', so it's also understood.

Of course the style and the rhymes makes it very different compared to the original version.

If you squint and turn your head sideways, the problem that they solve rhymes.

There are companies which do original-pronunciation Shakespeare and make a point of showing wordplay and rhymes that don't exist in modern English pronunciation.

Well, either 1) things haven't changed much, or 2) history rhymes...

Even Pao admits it's likely because her name rhymes well.

Markov chains?) Or maybe add other mnemonic modifications, like rhymes.

Trouble starts with a T and that's rhymes with" an E, and that stands for education.

During the test run, the category was "Presidential Rhymes" with the clue "Barack's pack animals".

For instance: I've read elsewhere that no common word rhymes with "orange".

In fact, I have only just now realized that "numpy" means "NumPy," instead of being a nonsense word that rhymes with "lumpy." Sigh.