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They are seven words in the English language that rhyme with no other words. I'm sitting here and I don't feel like Googling the answer. I have come up with Orange and Purple so far. There are five more, any ideas?

Nipple.

cripple
ripple
triple

Might as well reveal your source if you are going to go all out like that

Well some of them a coworker and I came up with, then I got frustrated and searched.

Depends on how strict you are I guess. I'd say 'myth' is more of a rhyme for 'with'. There are so many types of rhyme that this is kind of tricky.

angina

Runt? Among other things :P



Edited, Wed Mar 29 21:09:54 2006 by russelcoight

Prophy as in prophy paste - the s[Aliceblue][/Aliceblue]hit your dentist polishes your teeth tooth with.


Edit: Corrected since you are from the south.





Edited, Wed Mar 29 21:16:00 2006 by Elderon

A runt is most commonly an animal unusually small for its kind, especially as applied to pigs. This commonly occurs when a litter is too large for all the newborns to nurse at once, as the weakest will be pushed aside, becoming less nourished and so proportionately smaller over time. For example, in E. B. White's classic Charlotte's Web, Wilbur the pig is a runt.

Hmm I must have missed something :P Whats the woosh and double woosh for? Cos its over my head now :P

It was over your head a while ago, I'm afraid.