1. Correspondence in the sounds of two or more lines (especially final sounds)
   "The words 'cat' and 'hat' form a perfect rhyme"; "In older texts, you might see 'rime' used instead of 'rhyme'";
   - rime [archaic]
    
2. A piece of poetry
   "The children recited nursery rhymes";
   - verse

1. (poetry) compose rhymes
   "The poet rhymed effortlessly, creating a melodious verse";
   - rime [archaic]
    
2. Be similar in sound, especially with respect to the last syllable
   "‘hat’ and ‘cat’ rhyme";
   - rime [archaic]

Sounds like: Rex, w, rhym

Derived forms: rhymed, rhyming, rhymes

Type of: agree, check, correspond, create verbally, fit, gibe, jibe, marry, marry up, match, poem, square, tally, verse form, versification

Part of: poem, verse form

Encyclopedia: Rhyme