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Whoever tells me a word in the English dictionary that ryhmes with ''Month'', wins 100M.

Begin!

Closest ones I could find
Pick your favorite.

1. absinth
2. acanth
3. amaranth
4. amianth
5. anth
6. billionth
7. coelacanth
8. colocynth
9. corinth
10. decillionth
11. dozenth
12. eighteenth
13. eleventh
14. fifteenth
15. fourteenth
16. granth
17. greenth
18. helminth
19. heteracanth
20. homacanth
21. hyacinth
22. hydranth
23. jacinth
24. juneteenth
25. labyrinth
26. millionth
27. month
28. nineteenth
29. ninth
30. nth
31. perianth
32. plathelminth
33. platyhelminth
34. plinth
35. pyracanth
36. quadrillionth
37. quintillionth
38. seventeenth
39. seventh
40. sixteenth
41. synth
42. tenth
43. terebinth
44. thirteenth
45. tragacanth
46. trillionth
47. twelvemonth
48. umpteenth
49. xanth

billionth millionth month seventh trillionth
zillionth

x^{n+1}th.

Now give me the money.

Month rhymes with hunth, an abbreviation for hundred thousand

Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_words_do_not_have_rhymes#ixzz1hJZuknlW

Uneath pronounced "unth" I win? :-)

=P
yes i win

No abbreviations!

i win . and now he says no abbreviations.

uneath (a very obscure and now archaic word meaning 'difficult' or 'not easily (borne, or done)'.

source: W.S. Gilbert

or

en-plus-oneth (n + 1)th, a mathematical term; also hundred-and-oneth


Ill take cash, thanks

From: trials6112
i win . and now he says no abbreviations.

It's not in my big oxford dictionary.

From: DeiJaiVui
No abbreviations!

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Uneath

humph! rhymes with month

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/humph

From: Dynamite
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Uneath

Don't get how that ryhmes with month. :cartman:

From: DeiJaiVui
It's not in my big oxford dictionary.

If uneath is really pronounced as unth then Dynamite should win.

You all posted in a troll's thread.

Read this:

http://www.indepthinfo.com/articles/words-that-do-not-rhyme.shtml

Font.

~Home

dynamite is right, pay him up!

From: Home
Font.

~Home

You wouldn't say it so it ryhmes with month. That's not how you say it anyway.

From: trials6112
humph! rhymes with month

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/humph

read the works of W.S Gillbert

EDIT: when will people learn they cant beat the SRL members?!

From: jakeyboy29
dynamite is right, pay him up!

Pronounced as ''uneeettttttthhhhhh''.

From: jakeyboy29
read the works of W.S Gillbert

EDIT: when will people learn they cant beat the SRL members?!

Link pls?

granth!

https://www.google.com/search?ix=hea&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=granth

100m pl0xx

From: DeiJaiVui
Pronounced as ''uneeettttttthhhhhh''.



Link pls?

actually its pronounced "un-th".

-Boom

From: Dynamite
actually its pronounced "un-th".

-Boom

:S Does not look that way.. there's way too many silent letters there.. ea is always pronounced ur or e.. such as in each or earth.. the only letter in ea that is almost always silent is the a.. there's no way that can be pronounced un-th then..

As for the site the op linked to that states some words don't rhyme.. I'd have to say that site gave bad examples as width seems to rhyme with myth to me :S

From: ggzz
:S Does not look that way.. there's way too many silent letters there.. ea is always pronounced ur or e.. such as in each or earth.. the only letter in ea that is almost always silent is the a.. there's no way that can be pronounced un-th then..

As for the site the op linked to that states some words don't rhyme.. I'd have to say that site gave bad examples as width seems to rhyme with myth to me :S

Exactly what I'm trying to type.

millionth, John Keats says it rhymes and he is known as the world's greatest rhyming poet. I will find the line in "Endymion" to send to you if you wish.

Month rhymes with hunth, an abbreviation for hundred thousand.
Silver rhymes with chilver, a female lamb, and the given name Wilver.
Orange rhymes with the Blorenge, a hill in Wales, and Gorringe, a family name, and for some people sporange, which is a plant, fungal, or algal structure producing and containing spores.
Purple rhymes with curple (the hindquarters of a horse) and hirple (to walk with a limp).
As you can see, all of those 4 words have rhymes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._S._Gilbert

Those words aren't in the ENGLISH PROPER DICTIONARY. Take an old fasioned 1000+ Pages and search them up please.

Silver also rhymes with sliver, by definition of a rhyme it is determined by the combination of vowels and consonants within a syllable and since I assume most think of end-rhymes (there are countless forms of rhymes) the last syllable is [ver] sil[ver], sli[ver]. <Rhyme time. As for perfect rhymes, DeiJaiVu is right, a perfect rhyme has the same amount of syllables, so millionth, billionth, are technically near rhymes. But since you didn't specify what kind of rhyme I'm going to put forth the word "Mother", that's a beginning rhyme and still a rhyme so 100m please.

From: Nietszche
Silver also rhymes with sliver, by definition of a rhyme it is determined by the combination of vowels and consonants within a syllable and since I assume most think of end-rhymes (there are countless forms of rhymes) the last syllable is [ver] sil[ver], sli[ver]. <Rhyme time. As for perfect rhymes, DeiJaiVu is right, a perfect rhyme has the same amount of syllables, so millionth, billionth, are technically near rhymes. But since you didn't specify what kind of rhyme I'm going to put forth the word "Mother", that's a beginning rhyme and still a rhyme so 100m please.

That doesn't really ryhme, mother so then you'd have to say monther. :cartman:

I was specifying the different rhymes. It's a beginning rhyme. There are multiple different types of rhymes beginning/end/near/double/assonance and consonance (considered to be a form of rhyme by some people)

From: Nietszche
I was specifying the different rhymes. It's a beginning rhyme. There are multiple different types of rhymes beginning/end/near/double/assonance and consonance (considered to be a form of rhyme by some people)

Some doesn't include me sorry. I never even knew that,

From: Nietszche
I was specifying the different rhymes. It's a beginning rhyme. There are multiple different types of rhymes beginning/end/near/double/assonance and consonance (considered to be a form of rhyme by some people)

If this was the case.. many ppl before you would have won.. I can easily say a phonetic word that rhymes with it.. but as he said "Its not english" Which isn't entirely true because what is english? English consists of a combination of many different languages.

Where I'm from, the words in the oxford dictionary is more than it is here in toronto.. I never knew colour was spelled "color".. And also got that wrong on an english exam cuz my professor was a bitch.

So.. everyone better give up on this useless thread as even if u did find a word, he would find an excuse.

I wasn't being a serious, I was just egging him on. Although everything I said is true.

From: ggzz
If this was the case.. many ppl before you would have won.. I can easily say a phonetic word that rhymes with it.. but as he said "Its not english" Which isn't entirely true because what is english? English consists of a combination of many different languages.

Where I'm from, the words in the oxford dictionary is more than it is here in toronto.. I never knew colour was spelled "color".. And also got that wrong on an english exam cuz my professor was a bitch.

So.. everyone better give up on this useless thread as even if u did find a word, he would find an excuse.

That's the plan. Altthough, there isn't a word.

Dunth rhymes with month

Millionth rhymes with month
Meaning of rhyme: Have or end with a sound that corresponds to another.

I win :D
Dunth isn't a real word, it is a word fabricated for the purpose of rhyming with month haha.

unf as in unfinished potion. Ill take the money thanks :P

From: dgpro
unf as in unfinished potion. Ill take the money thanks :P

:google:

''Replace Google with Dictionary.''

a lisping dunce (dunth)
The correct answer is: There is no word in the dictionary that rhymes with month as with silver, orange and purple.

From: kevin33
a lisping dunce (dunth)
The correct answer is: There is no word in the dictionary that rhymes with month as with silver, orange and purple.

I said that on the first page!