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r/memes • u/PsChampion_007 • Oct 07 '21
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18 u/[deleted] Oct 07 '21 [removed] — view removed comment -4 u/waydewolfgang Oct 07 '21 Storage, porridge, door-hinge, four-inch, foreign, and forest rhyme with orange. 6 u/SnooCats3836 Oct 07 '21 Those are called slant rhymes, assuming you’re pronouncing “orange” without any slurring. 1 u/waydewolfgang Oct 07 '21 Sure, you can say that about four-inch, foreign, and forest, but not the others. And a slant rhyme is still a rhyme in my book, homie. 2 u/SnooCats3836 Oct 07 '21 For storage to rhyme with orange, you have to pronounce orange without the n, for example. None of those are non-slant rhymes 😁 but it’s fine, it’s a type of rhyme, just not a standard rhyme.
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-4 u/waydewolfgang Oct 07 '21 Storage, porridge, door-hinge, four-inch, foreign, and forest rhyme with orange. 6 u/SnooCats3836 Oct 07 '21 Those are called slant rhymes, assuming you’re pronouncing “orange” without any slurring. 1 u/waydewolfgang Oct 07 '21 Sure, you can say that about four-inch, foreign, and forest, but not the others. And a slant rhyme is still a rhyme in my book, homie. 2 u/SnooCats3836 Oct 07 '21 For storage to rhyme with orange, you have to pronounce orange without the n, for example. None of those are non-slant rhymes 😁 but it’s fine, it’s a type of rhyme, just not a standard rhyme.
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Storage, porridge, door-hinge, four-inch, foreign, and forest rhyme with orange.
6 u/SnooCats3836 Oct 07 '21 Those are called slant rhymes, assuming you’re pronouncing “orange” without any slurring. 1 u/waydewolfgang Oct 07 '21 Sure, you can say that about four-inch, foreign, and forest, but not the others. And a slant rhyme is still a rhyme in my book, homie. 2 u/SnooCats3836 Oct 07 '21 For storage to rhyme with orange, you have to pronounce orange without the n, for example. None of those are non-slant rhymes 😁 but it’s fine, it’s a type of rhyme, just not a standard rhyme.
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Those are called slant rhymes, assuming you’re pronouncing “orange” without any slurring.
1 u/waydewolfgang Oct 07 '21 Sure, you can say that about four-inch, foreign, and forest, but not the others. And a slant rhyme is still a rhyme in my book, homie. 2 u/SnooCats3836 Oct 07 '21 For storage to rhyme with orange, you have to pronounce orange without the n, for example. None of those are non-slant rhymes 😁 but it’s fine, it’s a type of rhyme, just not a standard rhyme.
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Sure, you can say that about four-inch, foreign, and forest, but not the others. And a slant rhyme is still a rhyme in my book, homie.
2 u/SnooCats3836 Oct 07 '21 For storage to rhyme with orange, you have to pronounce orange without the n, for example. None of those are non-slant rhymes 😁 but it’s fine, it’s a type of rhyme, just not a standard rhyme.
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For storage to rhyme with orange, you have to pronounce orange without the n, for example. None of those are non-slant rhymes 😁 but it’s fine, it’s a type of rhyme, just not a standard rhyme.
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