What word in the English language rhymes with month, orange, silver or purple?

Answer 1

You are all wrong! :-)

Orange rhymes with sporange (of sporangium, the little capsule or receptacle that holds spores in certain species of fungi, molds, and ferns). Also rhyming with orange are related words in botany: hypnosporange, macrosporange, and megasporange.

Purple rhymes with curple, hirple and turple, and besperple. A curple is a Scottish dialect word for a crupper or a croup. To hirple is to walk with a limp or in any halting manner. To besperple is cited only once in the Oxford English Dictionary, in a sixteenth-century tale of King Arthur and his knights where the author wrote “ The grounde…was all besperpled wyth blode.”

Silver rhymes with dicky dilver and chilver. Dicky dilver is a local British nickname for the periwinkle flower. A chilver is a female lamb, also called ewe-lamb or chilver-lamb.

Month rhymes with hunth, an official, in-the-dictionary abbreviation, spoken and written, for a hundred thousand.

Answer 2

Most probably because the English board doesn't think it rhymes. Oh yea and there are another few words to add. purple rhymes with turtle and door hinge rhymes with orange. Oh and those words sound VERY VERY close, I guess but it doesn't rhyme to some ppl.

Answer 3

those are the only four words in the english language that you cannot rhyme anything with!

Answer 4

nothing rhymes with these words, like the people said before me.

Answer 5

There are no words that rhyme with any of those

Answer 6

The closest one gets is "door-hinge", but there is no true rhyme for those words

Answer 7

I dont think there are any but if you find out let me know!! BTW your avatar is awesome! Kingdom Hearts!

Answer 8

plinth, strange, sliver, turtle.

Answer 9

monorsilple

Answer 10

none