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	324	DICTIONARY	OF RHYMES.
	demesne	margarine	deer	cohere
	foreseen	nicotine	ear	compeer
	machine	quarantine	fear	endear
	obscene	submarine	fleer	revere
	routine	tambourine	gear	severe
	serene	vaseline	hear	sincere
	terrene *	velveteen	here	veneer
	unclean	bane	jeer	auctioneer
	aniline	ban-	leer	bandolier
	crinoline	been	mere	buccaneer
	guillotine	bin	near	chandelier
	intervene		peer	chanticleer
			queer	chiffonier
	EANT {see ENT)		rear sear	disappear domineer
			seer	engineer
		EAP	sheer	gondolier
	cheap	sleep	smear	hemisphere
	creep	steep	sneer	interfere
	deep	sweep	spear	mountaineer
	heap	weep	sphere	muleteer
	keep	asleep	steer	musketeer
	neap	beweep	tier	mutineer
	peep	ship	veer	persevere
	sheep	shape	year	pioneer
			adhere	privateer
		EAR	appear austere	charioteer dare
	beer	clear	besmear	fair
	cheer	dear	career	her

* An adjective from terra, the earth.

Advanced in honour and terrene power.

Hooker.

Milton uses it as a noun:— The length of this terrene.

f Where I may oft outwatch the Bear With thrice-great Hermes, or unsphere The spirit of Plato.

Milton.

Of man what see we but his station here, From which to reason, or to which refer.

Pope.

Think, ye may buy the joys o'er dear: Remember Tarn O'Shanter's mare.

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