Do through and statue rhyme.. if not what word rhymes with through?

Question

Do through and statue rhyme.. if not what word rhymes with through?

Answer 1

No, they do not rhyme.

Here are some rhymes for though:

aero afro aglow ago airflow aloe

also although alto ammo anglo argot

arrow auto backhoe bandeau banjo barrow

basso beau bellow below bestow billow

bingo bistro blow bolo bongo bordeaux

borough borrow bow bozo brando bravo

bromo bronco bucko bunco bunko bureau

burro burrow cairo callow canto cargo

castro cello chateau chico chino cockcrow

coco cocoa combo condo congo cornrow

cosmo credo crossbow crow crusoe dado

day-glo deathblow deco depot dido dingo

disco ditto dodo doe dough duo

echo ego elbow ergo escrow expo

fallow farrow fellow flambeau floe flow

foe follow forego foreknow forgo franco

fresco fresno frisco fro furlough furrow

garbo gaucho gecko ghetto ginkgo gizmo

glow go gogo grotto groucho grow

gumbo gung-ho gusto gyro hallo hallow

halo harpo harrow haymow heave-ho hedgerow

heigh-ho hello hero hippo ho hobo

hoe hollow homo honcho hugo hypo

inflow info jabot jato jell-o jingo

joe judo jumbo juneau juno junto

kayo keno kilo know kongo kyoto

largo lasso lido limbo limo lingo

loco logo longbow lotto low macho

macro maestro maillot mallow mambo mango

mao marrow matzo mayo meadow mellow

memo metro micro minnow mongo mono

monroe morrow motto mow mumbo narrow

nato ***** nero no no-no no-show

nolo nouveau oboe oh oslo outflow

outgo outgrow owe oxbow pekoe peso

peugeot pharaoh photo picot pillow pinko

pinto plano plateau plato pluto poco

poe polo poncho porno presto pro

pronto provo pseudo psycho pueblo quo

rainbow ratio reflow regrow reno rhino

rio roe rouleau rousseau row sallow

salvo scarecrow scherzo schizo schmo schmoe

sew shadow shako shakos shallow shew

shinto show sideshow silo sloe slow

snow so so-so solo sorrow sotto

sourdough sow sparrow speedo steno stow

stucco sumo swallow tableau taco tallow

tango taro tempo tho thorough though

throe throw tiptoe toe torso toto

tow tricot trio trousseau trudeau turbo

typo tyro umbo uno velcro veto

virgo wacko wallow weirdo whoa whoso

widow willow window windrow winnow wino

woe yellow yo yo-yo zero

Answer 2

Step 1: Select the subject matter for your sonnet. Themes have often focused on love or philosophy, but modern sonnets can cover almost any topic. Step 2: Divide the theme of your sonnet into two sections. In the first section you will present the situation or thought to the reader; in the second section you can present some sort of conclusion or climax. Step 3: Compose your first section as three quatrains - that is, three stanzas of four lines each. Step 4: Write the three quatrains with an a-b-a-b, c-d-c-d, e-f-e-f rhyme scheme, where each letter stands for a line of the sonnet and the last words of all lines with the same letter rhyme with each other. Most sonnets employ the meter of iambic pentameter (see Tips), as seen in these three quatrains from Shakespeare's 'Sonnet 30': Step 5: When to the sessions of sweet silent thought (a)/ I summon up remembrance of things past, (b)/ I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought, (a)/ And with old woes new wail my dear time's waste: (b)/ Then can I drown an eye, unused to flow, (c)/ For precious friends hid in death's dateless night, (d)/ And weep afresh love's long since canceled woe, (c)/ And moan the expense of many a vanished sight: (d)/ Then can I grieve at grievances foregone, (e)/ And heavily from woe to woe tell o'er (f)/ The sad account of fore-bemoanéd moan, (e)/ Which I new pay as if not paid before. (f) Step 6: Compose the last section as a couplet - two rhyming lines of poetry. This time, use a g-g rhyme scheme, where the last words of the two lines rhyme with each other. We refer once more to 'Sonnet 30': Step 7: But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, (g)/ All losses are restored and sorrows end. (g)

Answer 3

Shoe!!! :]

Answer 4

Poo