No.
No.
serene
Yes, yes it does
No but chapel and grapple do
snapple, chapel
A half rhyme, which is also sometimes called a slant rhyme, near-rhyme, or lazy rhyme, is a rhyme formed by words that make similar but not identical sounds.
fat. Jack Sprat could eat no fat, his wife could eat no lean...
BaleenBeanBeenBenzeneBetweenBuckbeanCaffeineCanteenCarbineCareenChlorineChristineCleanCodeineConveneCuisineCystineDauphinDeanDemeanDentineDreenDry-cleanEighteenFifteenFluoreneForeseenFourteenGalleinGangreneGeneGleanGreenHolsteinHousecleanHygeneJeanKeenLatrineLeanLystineMachineMarineMeanMienMorphineMurineNankeenNineteenObscenePeenPhosphenePralinePreenPre-teenPristineProlineProteinQueenRavineRoutineSalineSardeenSateenSceneScreenSeenSereneSeventeenSheenSilkscreenSistineSixteenSoybeanSparteineSpleenStrychnineStryneSubteenSunscreenTangerineTaurineTeenTerpeneThirteenTontineTrampolineTureenTweenUmpteenUncleanUnseenVaccineWeanWidescreenWindscreenXylenewords that rhyme with teen:beanseenkeenleanetc.Mean, queen, lean, bean, seen, and scene all rhyme with teen.
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Apple, cat, fish, guy, dog
"Bananas in Pyjamas" is a popular children's nursery rhyme that mentions two fruits, bananas and pajamas.
The nursery rhyme "Jack Sprat" is about a wedded pair with different eating habits—one can only eat fat and the other can only eat lean. Together, they manage to maintain a balanced diet as Jack eats the lean and his wife eats the fat.