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you first

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Originally posted by lemondrop
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Oranges and Lemons says the bells......

That's a rhyme !!

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Originally posted by lemondrop
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Beyond lozenge, which doesn't rhyme, I'm stumped.

But still. This is like the Famous Five round the camp fire. What jolly fun the General forum is.

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Originally posted by Startreader
Beyond lozenge, which doesn't rhyme, I'm stumped.

But still. This is like the Famous Five round the camp fire. What jolly fun the General forum is.
Bags being Julian. Startreader, you're Anne, Lemon would make a good George.

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Originally posted by radioactive69
Bags being Julian. Startreader, you're Anne, Lemon would make a good George.
I had Lemon for Timmy the Dog. Of course!

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TIMMY!!!

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Originally posted by Startreader
I had Lemon for Timmy the Dog. Of course!
No way.....George is much more apt for Lemon. Lemon faces the same challenges in life as George did. I would have said Aunt Fanny but I think they've changed her name these days I believe.

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door hinge

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Impinge.

Binge.

Fringe.

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Originally posted by FMF
Impinge.

Binge.

Fringe.
Only if you have a speech impediment.

The vowel sound in "orange" is clearly an "a" sound, not an "i" sound.

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Originally posted by lemondrop
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To the best of my knowledge there are none in the English Language, though there may be a few in the French Language.

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Originally posted by FMF
Impinge.

Binge.

Fringe.
It evidently depends on accent and pronunciation.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Only if you have a speech impediment.

The vowel sound in "orange" is clearly an "a" sound, not an "i" sound.
I disagree.

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Originally posted by Startreader
It evidently depends on accent and pronunciation.
Of course.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
To the best of my knowledge there are none in the English Language [...].
There have been three or four pointed out to you already.