does suspicious rhyme with austacious?

[Disco Battle]

i may be stupid if i think they rhyme, but im sure they do rhyme-like

[Schamyl006]

They both end with "cious" so, yes.

[76561199813337558]

Schamyl006 původně napsal:

They both end with "cious" so, yes.

That's not how it works. Suspicious rhymes with delicious, not with austacious.

[Angel]

No, the last few syllables are supposed to rhyme.

[MinionJoe]

ghost původně napsal:

Schamyl006 původně napsal:

They both end with "cious" so, yes.

That's not how it works. Suspicious rhymes with delicious, not with austacious.

There are different types of rhymes. They all work a little differently.

You know how it's generally assumed that nothing rhymes with "orange"? Not true. "Strange" actually rhymes with "orange" in a specific kind of rhyme.

[metamec]

I've never come across the word austacious before. Is it a neologism?

Both words have three syllables, but only the first and last syllables rhyme, so this not a perfect rhyme. Imperfect rhymes (slant rhymes) are still useful though, so it's still a type of rhyme.

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MinionJoe původně napsal:

ghost původně napsal:

That's not how it works. Suspicious rhymes with delicious, not with austacious.

There are different types of rhymes. They all work a little differently.

You know how it's generally assumed that nothing rhymes with "orange"? Not true. "Strange" actually rhymes with "orange" in a specific kind of rhyme.

I find that hard to believe. What would be an example of this kind of rhyme?

[MinionJoe]

ghost původně napsal:

MinionJoe původně napsal:

There are different types of rhymes. They all work a little differently.

You know how it's generally assumed that nothing rhymes with "orange"? Not true. "Strange" actually rhymes with "orange" in a specific kind of rhyme.

I find that hard to believe. What would be an example of this kind of rhyme?

Sorry, don't know. I only dated English majors, I never was one myself.

[Angel]

MinionJoe původně napsal:

You know how it's generally assumed that nothing rhymes with "orange"? Not true. "Strange" actually rhymes with "orange" in a specific kind of rhyme.

"Sporange" (spore sac) and "Blorenge" (mountains)

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

ghost původně napsal:

MinionJoe původně napsal:

There are different types of rhymes. They all work a little differently.

You know how it's generally assumed that nothing rhymes with "orange"? Not true. "Strange" actually rhymes with "orange" in a specific kind of rhyme.

I find that hard to believe. What would be an example of this kind of rhyme?

Here you go...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kQBVneC30o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPcR5RVXHMg

[76561199813337558]

cSg|mc-Hotsauce původně napsal:

ghost původně napsal:

I find that hard to believe. What would be an example of this kind of rhyme?

Here you go...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kQBVneC30o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPcR5RVXHMg

:nkCool:

These uncultured apes will even make "love" rhyme with "rock" in pop songs.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

ghost původně napsal:

cSg|mc-Hotsauce původně napsal:

Here you go...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kQBVneC30o

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPcR5RVXHMg

These uncultured apes will even make "love" rhyme with "rock" in pop songs.

It doesn't disprove it.

[76561199813337558]

cSg|mc-Hotsauce původně napsal:

ghost původně napsal:

These uncultured apes will even make "love" rhyme with "rock" in pop songs.

It doesn't disprove it.

:nkCool:

Omg you are actually serious?

[the vampire of time and memory]

no

[tmwfte]

No. But it does work as a slant rhyme.

[Incarnate]

Must be a made up word from Gen Z, unless you meant "astucious."