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The Chambers Rhyming Dictionary was first published in 2003 and now, five years later, this new edition offers expanded contents. There are over 35,000 rhymes, arranged in over 2,600 rhyme patterns including idiomatic phrases and common proper names. It retains the preface from Benjamin Zephaniah and maintains its usefulness for professional and amateur poets or school children and anyone in‐between who may find the need for such a reference book. As a reference book its value could perhaps be considered marginal, but it would make a very accessible, cheap and fun addition to many reference collections. Advertisers, writers and students...
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