AbsinthePlinth seems like another challenging one.
As for Texas, Steve Miller Band committed the most egregious rhyme of Texas. Let that be today's rock trivia question.
I would say "Abracadabra" "grab ya"As for Texas, Steve Miller Band committed the most egregious rhyme of Texas. Let that be today's rock trivia question.
Are you referring to the "Down in Texas" / "what the fact is" / "people's taxes"Plinth seems like another challenging one.
As for Texas, Steve Miller Band committed the most egregious rhyme of Texas. Let that be today's rock trivia question.
A definite contender. Also, El Paso with hassle.I would say "Abracadabra" "grab ya"
Yes! Though, if he really likes her peaches, he could just pluck one, rather than shaking her tree. That just creates waste and bruised fruit.Are you referring to the "Down in Texas" / "what the fact is" / "people's taxes"
Genius lyrics!
Like coming up with word "Pompatus".
One of my roommates in college was from Taiwan. He had only lived in the US for a couple of years, but his English was quite good--for the most part. He once prefaced a note for another roommate with this: "Hey assohole..." Needless to say, we discussed this note at great length; but he refused to divulge whether or not the misspelling was deliberate.And the mention of El Paso reminds me of Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewboys, one of whose hits is "I'm just an asshole from El Paso."
[...] But with dialects we encounter a variety of different pronunciations for words which "proper" dictionaries seldom seem to account for. I suspect that a lot of purportedly unrhymable words cease to be such if we broaden our consideration to include the thousands of regional dialects.