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Is there a term for the act of changing the spelling of a word, to force it to rhyme with another?

Asked by ragingloli (51969points) August 4th, 2021

For example, changing the word “dromedary” to “dromedara”, to make it rhyme with “Sahara”.

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JLoon's avatar

Oh loli! It’s prolly…Neoligism.

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kritiper's avatar

Poetic license.

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filmfann's avatar

Cheating.

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RedDeerGuy1's avatar

Literary indoctrination?

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Brian1946's avatar

Illiterate iteration. ;-)

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kneesox's avatar

Although in a humorous English verse, it would probably be dromedary/Saharry.

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Zaku's avatar

Gelling misspelling.

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