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DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.

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	Jew knew	mildew
	Jew knew	nephew
	mew	perdue
	new	purlieu
	pew	pursue
	sue	renew
	view	review
	yew	statue
	adieu	subdue
	anew	avenue
	askew	impromptu
	bedew	interview
	bellevue	parvenu
	curfew	residue
	emew	retinue
	endue	revenue
	ensue	flew
	eschew	coo
	imbue
		EX
	sex	perplex
	vex	reflex
	annex	vortex
	apex	circumflex
	codex	wax
	complex	takes
	convex	likes
	index
	Also the	plurals of nouns and
	*the preterites of verbs in eck ;* as**
	decks, recks.


	EY	{see AY)
I	{see	Y first list) IB
bib crib drib^#glib		nib rib squib bribe IBE
bribe kibef scribe tribe ascribe describe imbibe	»	inscribe prescribe proscribe subscribe transcribe diatribe superscribe
	IC {see ICK)
ICE		compare ISE
dice ice mice nice price slice		spice splice rice thrice trice §

• Cognate with dribble, drip, drop.

With daily lies she dribs thee into cost.—Dryden.

Rhymes retailed in dribs.—Swift. f A chap, chilblain.

If a man's brains were in his heels, were't not in danger of kibes.

Shahsperc.

X The critics of less judgment than caprice,

Curious, not knowing, not exact, but nice.—Pope.

A wretched fall:—uplift thy charmed voice,

Pour on those evil men the love that lies, Ac.—Shelley.

Ye to yourselves suffice

Without its flatteries.—E. B. Browning. § A small portion, an instant, a trifle.

In this trice of time.—Shakspere.

He could raise scruples dark and nice

And after solve them in a trice.—Butler.