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What rhymes with fraction but starts like apple?
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Does said rhyme with bed?
Yes, the word "said" rhymes with the word "bed." Those words also rhyme with fed, head, led, red, and zed.
What names rhyme with bed?
* Ned * Fred * Ed * Jed * Ted * Zed ******* bled, bread, bred, dead, dread, fed, fled, head, lead, read, red, said, shed, shred, sled, sped, spread, stead, thread, tread, wed
What foods rhyme with body parts?
feet - meat head - bread ear - beer toes - cloves
Are hot rhyme or not rhyme?
Yes, hot does rhyme with not.
What ea words rhyme bed?
Some words that rhyme with "bed" include "shed", "led", and "red".
How do you write read in past?
The past tense of "read" is also "read." So, you would say, "I read a book yesterday."
Does head rhyme with said?
Yes, "head" and "said" do not rhyme. They have different vowel sounds.
Do read and see rhyme?
Yes, "read" and "see" rhyme when pronounced. They share the same vowel sound in the middle and end with the same "ee" sound.
Does see rhyme with lead?
No,usually you have to rhyme with the last letters. Just like read and lead
What rhyme with mislaid?
head feed
What rhymes with sread?
Several things probably rhyme with sread. I am assuming you pronounce it like spread, without the p. Here are other things that rhyme with it, if so: bed dead fed head lead led med read red wed zed
What is a rhyme to remember to use a comma?
You don't need a rhyme - you just need to read your sentences out loud before you turn them in!Anytime you pause when you read, put a comma!
What rhyme with blue bed?
Some words that rhyme with "blue bed" are "fled" and "shed."
What four letter words rhyme with bed?
bled head shed
In the nursery rhyme how was Jack's head treated after he had fallen down the hill?
"... wrapped his head in vinegar and brown paper."
In the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill what did Jack mend his head with?
Jack mended his head with vinegar and brown paper in the nursery rhyme "Jack and Jill."
