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DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.

A compare ER, OR

veranda

ambrosia

anathema

camelia

cyclopedia

dyspepsia

effluvia

euthanasia

extravaganza

fantasia

hysteria

inertia

influenza

neuralgia

panacea

panorama

parabola

paraphernalia

paranomasia

phenomena

regalia

sciatica

taffeta

terracotta

walhalla


	asthma	aurora
	comma	chimera
	dogma	cupola
	drama	dahlia
	era	dilemma
	gala	duenna
	hydra	flotilla
	polka	formula
	sofa	fuchsia
	stanza	gondola
	stigma	gorilla
	strata	iota
	villa	madonna
	vista	nebula
	agenda	orchestra
	algebra	regatta
	area	sepia
	arcana	siesta
	armada	sonata
	aroma	umbrella

blab^#cab Grab dab

drab gab knabf scab

*This has become almost a vulgarism, but has been employed by some of our best writers.

The secret man heareth many confessions ; for who will open himself to a blab or babbler ?—Bacon.

Sorrow nor joy can be disguised by art; Our foreheads blab the secrets of our heart.—Dryden. When my tongue blabs, then let my eyes not see.—Shakspere. f An obsolete form of nab, to gnaw, seize with the teeth. I had much rather lie knabbing crusts, without fear, than be mistress of the world with cares.—L'Estrange.