Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

Words rhymed with bore

Rhymes in the same stanza or speech

• adore (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• ashore (label a): Walter and William
• before (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• before (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• before (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• before (label e): Liberty’s Tree
• before (label f): Gone
• before (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• before (label h1): Lines Addressed to a Friend From the Vicinity of Abbotsford
• before (label i1): God’s Singer
• before (label s): Noménoë. (Literally rendered from the Breton)
• before (label t2): The Demoniac: A Poem in Seven Chapters
• bore (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• bore (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• claymore (label a1): Kenneth Macrae
• door (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• door (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• door (label i): She and I
• door (label p): Contrasts
• door (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• evermore (label a): Robert Browning
• evermore (label r): A Martyr’s Victory
• floor (label e1): The Visit to the Lions
• floor (label o): “The land lies black”
• footsore (label e): Through a Church Window
• fore (label q): Nelson. An Old Man-O’-War’s-Man’s Yarn
• four (label a): The Lay of the Seven Oars
• gore (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• gore (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• hoar (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• lore (label a): Robert Browning
• lore (label f1): Requiescat in Pace
• lore (label p): The Wizard’s Castle. A Leaf from Ariosto (Orlando Furioso), Canto IV
• lore (label z1): De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
• more (label a): Walter and William
• more (label b): Inscription for a Cemetery
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): Sonnet. The Old and the New Self
• more (label d): My Christian Name
• more (label d): “In the days of our boyhood we listened in glee”
• more (label e): Footsteps of Angels
• more (label e): Through a Church Window
• more (label f): The Flight from Granada
• more (label f): The Gone-Before
• more (label g): I. Charon and his Charge
• more (label g): Noménoë. (Literally rendered from the Breton)
• more (label g): Two Partings
• more (label h1): Lines Addressed to a Friend From the Vicinity of Abbotsford
• more (label i): She and I
• more (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• more (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• more (label p): Book III. Ode 3
• more (label p): Contrasts
• more (label p): The Toad
• more (label s): A Vision of Combs. Addressed to the “Forget Me Not”
• more (label s): Ode on the Marriage of the Queen of England
• more (label s): The Fusiliers’ Dog. (Lately Run Over, After Having Gone Through the Crimean Campaign)
• more (label t): The Youth of England to Garibaldi’s Legion
• more (label v): In Love’s Eternity
• more (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• more (label w1): A Story of Olden Time
• more (label w1): A Story of Olden Time
• more (label z1): De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
• ore (label a): Robert Browning
• ore (label f): Stanzas Written in a Park in Surrey, October, 1820
• o’er (label a): Walter and William
• o’er (label p): The Stolen Kiss
• o’er (label s): A Vision of Combs. Addressed to the “Forget Me Not”
• roar (label h): Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
• roar (label h): Three Badgers
• roar (label p): The Toad
• score (label h): The Mistake. (An Old Gem Reset)
• shore (label a): Land of Kings and Queens
• shore (label b): Elegy III. Book I
• shore (label b): Sonnet. The Old and the New Self
• shore (label c): The Land of Freedom
• shore (label c): The Siege of Rhodes
• shore (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• shore (label d): Old Scotland’s Lament
• shore (label d): The Old Ivy
• shore (label d): York Minster
• shore (label d): “The sun upon the Weirdlaw hill”
• shore (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• shore (label g): Ode to an Eagle
• shore (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• shore (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• shore (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• shore (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• shore (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• shore (label h): Three Badgers
• shore (label j): The Nuptials of the Doge of Venice with the Adriatic Sea
• shore (label k): The Viking’s Death
• shore (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• shore (label p): Despair. A Dramatic Monologue
• shore (label r): A Martyr’s Victory
• shore (label s): A Vision of Combs. Addressed to the “Forget Me Not”
• shore (label z1): De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
• shower (label f): Stanzas Written in a Park in Surrey, October, 1820
• sore (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• sore (label w1): A Story of Olden Time
• store (label b): Sonnet. The Old and the New Self
• store (label v): In Love’s Eternity
• swore (label p): The Toad
• tore (label c): The Land of Freedom
• wore (label b): The Masquerade of Freedom
• wore (label c): Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality
• wore (label k): The Viking’s Death
• yore (label d): York Minster
• yore (label f): The Gone-Before

Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches

• Moor (label a): Walter and William
• adore (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• alors (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• ashore (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• before (label a): Walter and William
• before (label a): Walter and William
• before (label a): Walter and William
• before (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• before (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• before (label b): The Masquerade of Freedom
• before (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• before (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• before (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• before (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• before (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• before (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• before (label h): Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
• before (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• before (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• before (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• before (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• before (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• before (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• before (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• before (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• before (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• before (label r): A Martyr’s Victory
• before (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• before (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• before (label z1): De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
• bore (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• bore (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• bore (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• bore (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• bore (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• bore (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• bore (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• bore (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• bore (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• bore (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• door (label a): Walter and William
• door (label a): Walter and William
• door (label a): Walter and William
• door (label a): Walter and William
• door (label b): Elegy III. Book I
• door (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• door (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• door (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• door (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• door (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• door (label b): The Masquerade of Freedom
• door (label c): Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality
• door (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• door (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• door (label e): Footsteps of Angels
• door (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• door (label h): Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
• door (label h): The Mistake. (An Old Gem Reset)
• door (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• door (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• door (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• door (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• door (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• door (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• door (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• door (label o): “The land lies black”
• door (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• encore (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• evermore (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• floor (label a): Walter and William
• floor (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• floor (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• floor (label b): The Masquerade of Freedom
• floor (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• floor (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• floor (label h): The Mistake. (An Old Gem Reset)
• floor (label o): “The land lies black”
• floor (label r): A Martyr’s Victory
• fore (label a): The Lay of the Seven Oars
• four (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• gore (label a1): Kenneth Macrae
• gore (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• gore (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• gore (label r): A Martyr’s Victory
• hoar (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• lore (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• lore (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• moor (label a): Walter and William
• more (label a): Walter and William
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• more (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• more (label b): The Masquerade of Freedom
• more (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• more (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• more (label e): Footsteps of Angels
• more (label g): Noménoë. (Literally rendered from the Breton)
• more (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• more (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• more (label h1): Betsy Brown. A True Story
• more (label i): She and I
• more (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• more (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• more (label p): Contrasts
• more (label p): The Wizard’s Castle. A Leaf from Ariosto (Orlando Furioso), Canto IV
• more (label q): Nelson. An Old Man-O’-War’s-Man’s Yarn
• more (label t): The Youth of England to Garibaldi’s Legion
• more (label t2): The Demoniac: A Poem in Seven Chapters
• more (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• more (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• more (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• nevermore (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• oar (label a): The Lay of the Seven Oars
• o’er (label a): Walter and William
• o’er (label a): Walter and William
• o’er (label b): Elegy III. Book I
• o’er (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• o’er (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• o’er (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• o’er (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• o’er (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• o’er (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• o’er (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• o’er (label p): The Wizard’s Castle. A Leaf from Ariosto (Orlando Furioso), Canto IV
• o’er (label t): The Youth of England to Garibaldi’s Legion
• o’er (label t2): The Demoniac: A Poem in Seven Chapters
• o’er (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• o’er (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• o’er (label z1): De Quincey’s Revenge. A Ballad in Three Fittes
• poor (label a): Walter and William
• poor (label a): Walter and William
• poor (label a): Walter and William
• poor (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• poor (label p): Contrasts
• pore (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• pore (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• pour (label c): Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality
• restore (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• roar (label a): The Lay of the Seven Oars
• roar (label a): Walter and William
• roar (label a1): Kenneth Macrae
• roar (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• score (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• score (label h): The Mistake. (An Old Gem Reset)
• score (label i): She and I
• shore (label a): The Lay of the Seven Oars
• shore (label a): The Lay of the Seven Oars
• shore (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• shore (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• shore (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• shore (label b): The Masquerade of Freedom
• shore (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• shore (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• shore (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• shore (label d): A Gold-Digger’s Story. Founded on Fact
• shore (label d1): The Wile of Juno. (Iliad 14; line 153-353)
• shore (label g): Noménoë. (Literally rendered from the Breton)
• shore (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• shore (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• shore (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• shore (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• shore (label o): “Lady Morison rode by hill and dale”
• shore (label t): The Youth of England to Garibaldi’s Legion
• shore (label t): The Youth of England to Garibaldi’s Legion
• shore (label t2): The Demoniac: A Poem in Seven Chapters
• shower (label a): Walter and William
• soar (label b): The Mariner’s Cave
• sore (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie
• sore (label m): Simon the Cyrenian. A Christian Ballad
• sore (label t2): The Demoniac: A Poem in Seven Chapters
• sore (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• sore (label w): A Guernsey Tradition
• store (label b): One Quarter More. A New Song, To be sung with great applause at an approaching Cabinet Entertainment
• templedoor (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• templedoor (label h): The Sleep of the Hyacinth. An Egyptian Poem
• tore (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• tore (label h): Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
• war (label h): Lily the Fair, and the Big Brown Bear. A Tale for the Little and Good
• wore (label d): A Ballad of a Nun
• wore (label q): Nelson. An Old Man-O’-War’s-Man’s Yarn
• yore (label a): The Lay of the Seven Oars
• yore (label b): The Masquerade of Freedom
• yore (label g): Sir Eliduc. A Lay of Marie