Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

Words rhymed with prepare

Rhymes in the same stanza or speech

• bare (label o): Ada’s Lament
• care (label c1): The Golden Bee
• care (label l): The German Night Watchman’s Song. From “Souvenirs of a Summer in Germany”
• care (label o): Domitian and the Turbot. From the Fourth Satire of Juvenal
• dare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• despair (label d): Consolation. From the German of Baron de la Motte Fouque
• despair (label d): II. “Work is a Godsend most divine, direct”
• fair (label e): Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality
• rear (label p): Ode to Labour. (From Tait’s Magazine)
• share (label j): Two Love Stories
• there (label q): “A Time to Dance!”
• were (label g): Vanity of Riches

Rhymes in other stanzas or speeches

• Adair (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• Mayor (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• air (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• air (label c1): The Golden Bee
• bare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• bare (label e): Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality
• bear (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• care (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• chair (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• declare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• despair (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• despair (label o): Ada’s Lament
• fair (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• fair (label e): Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality
• fare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• flare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• forbear (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• glare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• hair (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• hare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• lair (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• prayer (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• prayer (label c1): The Golden Bee
• pray’r (label o): Ada’s Lament
• rare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• repair (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• share (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• spare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• stare (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• tear (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• there (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton
• where (label b): Swing Redivivus; A letter (dated October 4, 1832) from a poor man, named Abraham Adair, of Overton