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berhyme

American  
[bih-rahym] / bɪˈraɪm /
Or berime

verb (used with object)

berhymed, berhyming
  1. to celebrate in verse.


Etymology

Origin of berhyme

First recorded in 1580–90; be- + rhyme

Example Sentences

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Poetasters and cheap sentimentalists will berhyme and beguile you: I cannot help it; but I will at least attempt to administer the corrective of what should be common sense.

From Gala-days by Hamilton, Gail

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