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352 DICTIONARY OF RHYMES. |
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fine
thine sign |
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OINT |
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aroynt %
disjoint
counterpoint
disappoint
$int |
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alkaloid
Also the preterites of verbs in oy; as buoy'd. |
OISES compare OICE
noise wise
poise sighs
counterpoise tries equipoise voice
Also the plurals of nouns, and the preterite of verbs in oy; as toys, employs. |
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boil
coil
foil
moil
oil
soil
spoil
toil |
OILf
dsepoil
embroil
recoil
turmoil
mile
cole
while
OIN
proin quoin adjoin disjoin enjo ■ |
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OIST |
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foist
hoist
moist |
rejoic'd spiic'd |
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coin
foin
groin
join
loin |
coit doit || quoit |
On-adroit exploit dacoit |
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• And sits among his boys ;
He hears the parson pray and preach; He hears his daughter's voice.—Longfellow. \ Some soothe the lab'rer's weary toil For humble gains, And make his cottage scenes beguile His cares and pains.—Burns. \ Plague on you ! Begone!
Aroynt thee, witch, aroynt thee!—Shaksfcre. § When ripen'd fields and azure shies, Call'd forth the reaper's rustling noise.—Burns. || Through the French doigt, finger. " As much brass as can be covered with the tip of the finger"; a small Dutch and Scotch coin; any small piece. When they will not give a doit to relieve a lame beggar, they will lay out ten to see a dead Indian.—Sliakspere.
He slept, poor dog I and lost it (purse of gold) to a doit.—Pope. |
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