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	342	DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.
	quilt spilt stilt tilt ILTH filth tilth spilth • IM brim skim dim slim glim + grim him hymn limb limn trim whim pilgrim pseudonym synonym time prim team rim IME chime climb rhyme slime clime time crime grime lime thyme sublime maritime mime X overtime prime him IMES betimes beams sometimes swims		IMP
			gimp limp imp pimp jimp IMPSE glimpse limps IN § compare INE bin griffin chin margin din maudlin fin muffin gin raisin grin ruin inn sanguine kin satin lin tiffin pin tocsin shin virgin sin urchin skin welkin spin cannakin thin javelin tin kilderkin twin mandolin whin manikin win origin akin palanquin begin violin buskin dine chagrin dean codlin machine
	Also the plurals of nouns, and the third person singular of verbs in ime; as times, rhymes.
	* Nearly obsolete. From spill, used by Shahspere and Browning. t Nautical. A light. " Dowse the glim." J One who mimics, a buffoon, a farce. " Scaliger defines a mime to be a poem imitating any action to stir up laughter."—Milton. § Death forer«nneth love, to win Sweetest eyes were ever seen. E. B. Browning. || And let me the canakin clink A soldier's a man, A life's but a span, Why then, let the soldier drink. Shakspert,