rhyme

One of these was "Ole Chariot," perhaps as a rhyme to the name by which they called her.

Well, since rhyming's been my ruin, let me rhyme to the bitter end.

He confessed to me that he was apt to go astray when intent on rhyme.

It was ridiculous, the amount of time she gave to that baby—out of all rhyme and reason.

You should get your gowns to rhyme with your husband's suits.

In this lively style does he pursue his argument in favour of rhyme.

For this it is which makes its adversaries say rhyme is not natural!

But do men not only light on a sudden upon the wit but the rhyme too?

Is rhyme unnatural from the lips of their peers and paladins?

The other reading (waen) is preferred on account of the rhyme.