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rimed

/raɪmd/

rimedadjective

/raɪmd/

Translations

инеистый

The rimed branches glistened in the morning sun.

Инеистые ветви блестели на утреннем солнце.

Additional translations

обледенелый

покрытый инеем

Definitions

Covered with frost or a thin layer of ice.

The rimed branches of the trees glistened in the early morning light.

Written in rhyme; rhymed.

The poet recited his rimed verses to the gathered audience.

Synonyms

covered in frost

rimeverb

rimed

Прошедшее простое время

rimed

Прошедшее простое время

rimed

Причастие прошедшего времени

riming

Герундий

/raɪm/

Translations

рифмовать

The poet tried to rime the words in his new poem.

Поэт пытался рифмовать слова в своем новом стихотворении.

Definitions

To cover with frost or a thin layer of ice.

The cold night air began to rime the windows with delicate patterns.

(Archaic) To correspond in sound with another word; to rhyme.

“Love” does not rime with “move,” he complained.

Synonyms

rimenoun

Definitions

A frost formed on cold objects by the rapid freezing of water vapor in cloud or fog.

The trees were covered in a delicate rime after the cold night.

A coating, as of mud or slime, likened to a layer of frost.

The old boat was covered in a rime of algae after years in the water.

(Archaic) A word or line of verse that has the same terminal sound as another; rhyme.

The poet searched for a fitting rime to pair with “night.”

(Phonology) The portion of a syllable consisting of its nucleus and any following consonants.

In the syllable /kæt/, the rime is /æt/.

rimeadjective

Definitions

Attributive. Relating to, producing, or covered with rime frost.

Rime ice accumulated on the antenna during the storm.