adjectivesrhymessingle-word-requests
You may say "node rhymes with toad", or "the words load and toad rhyme", but what about the relation of rhyming?
The relation between "node" and "load" is purely ____ – they just sound similar.
"Rhymic" fails all spell checks. I went with "rhythmic", but I don't think it's quite right…
By the formal definition of 'rhyme' (matching the last few sounds), yes, a word rhymes with it self.
But to actually use it in a poem is jarring in its lack of imagination. So it violates the rules of artfulness.
I think there is no universal name for these phrases but there is a name that I have found (which might be too general also):
Also we can call the latter part of the phrase a rhyme-tag:
a word or phrase used primarily to produce a rhyme. Rhyme-tags are used to comic effect in much light verse, as in W.S. Gilbert’s “The Modern Major-Gineral,” which reads in part
Furthermore, The Book "Slang: The People's Poetry By Michael Adams" mentions these phrases in a variety of ways, as in rhyming {something}. Also talks about the differences between rhyming slang and these phrases.
Additionally, the author thinks that they are a kind of verse and calls them rhyming couplets.
Best Answer
I think you're looking for phonetic:
As in: