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Reverse Rhyming
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Reverse Rhyming

Copyright: July 23, 2006 – Tom Hyland


Alphabetize means to order things by A, B, C, and D’s.
Bite-size is a small edible morsel.
Conceptualize is to bring a concept to mental clarity.
Domesticize is to tame a wild animal.

Economize means to cut back on one’s expenses.
Fantasize is to dream, or escape reality.
Galvanize means to stimulate a person, or thing.
Humanize is to civilize, or make less harsh.

Moses was an Old Testament Patriarch.
Poses means he or she sits for a photographer.
Roses are red; violets are blue.
Noses are used to smell those roses.

Afore means in front, or before.
Before you leap, you should look.
Core means the center, or nucleus.
Door is a hinged entranceway.

Ask is to seek an answer to a question.
Bask means to laze in the sun, or relax.
Cask is a container – a barrel, tub, or drum.
Mask is a façade, or cover.



NOTE: Yep, a different concept & a tad more difficult to do.
FLOAT: What you do in your Boat.
GOAT: Did I get yours?
VOTE: Declare yourself – Yea or Nay ?




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Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on July 24, 2006
Clever...

Reviewed on July 24, 2006
YAY. :) Creative, clever you! Well done, Tom, nice to see you again!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on July 23, 2006
i like this


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