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DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.

357

OOT compare UTE


	bishop	develop
	collop	envelop
	gallop	cope
	scallop	cup
	trollop	coop
		OPE
	cope	elope
	hope	antelope
	grope	envelope
	mope	heliotrope
	ope	horoscope
	pope	interlope
	rope	kaleidoscope
	soap	microscope
	scope	misanthrope
	slope	telescope
	trope	hoop
	aslope	hop
	OR	compare ER, ORE
	corps	flavour
	tor	horror
	war	honour
	abhor	labour
	anchor	mirror
	author	motor
	doctor	parlour
	donor	prior
	hector	sailor


	boot	soot *
	coot	cheroot
	flute	uproot
	hoot	vote
	loot	coat
	moot	foot
	root	got
	shoot
		OOTH
	booth	youth
	smooth truth
	soothe	uncouth
	tooth	both
		OOVE {see OVE)
		OOZE {see USE)
		OP
	chop	prop
	crop	shop
	drop	slop
	flop	strop
	fop	sop
	hop	stop
	mop	swop
	pop	top

* This word may rhyme with boot or but.

f Betray sweet Jenny's unsuspecting youth? Curse on his perjured arts ! dissembling smooth.—Burns

And all hearts pray, " God love her I " Ay, and certes, in good sooth. We may all be sure He doth."

E. B. Browning.

| Would I had been some maiden coarse and poor! O me, that I should ever see the light! Those dragon eyes of anger'd Eleanor

Do haunt me day and night.—Tennyson.

I will look out to his future,

Should he ever be a suitor.—E B. Browning.