[LilyNBlue]

Prime rhymes are word pairs with identical sounds except for the leading consonants and which make sense together, like “hot spot.” Such couplets of two syllables each, like “double trouble,” are a dime a rhyme. However, prime rhymes of three and four syllables are a little rarer. The real trick, though, is to find each rhyming pair a definition that is also a prime rhyme: For these, you earn "gold stars" and everyone's respect.

I'll start with an example:

"funny money" = trash cash

Remember, you don't HAVE to come up with a rhyming definition pair.

Have FUN!!!

[LilyNBlue]

BUMP: C'Mon, Word Jockeys! I know you've got it in you....

Another example:

"charity rarity" — thrift gift

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bright light - illumination radiation

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(WooOOHooOOOo -- a taker! And a good one....)

separation preparation — parting starting

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Thanks, try this one ...

turkey jerky - dried hide

[LilyNBlue]

(I would eat that! I like my turkey dry... )

deception reception — cheating greeting

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fish dish - crab slab

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(speaking of fish and crab....)

harbor barber — skipper clipper

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cook book - fried guide

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(Don't know about you, but I'm getting hungry with all this food talk.... )

mountain fountain — peak leak

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fast gas - zoom fume

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sandal scandal — shoe ado

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blue flu - quick sick

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tragic magic — sick trick

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bird turd - drop plop