Pairs in Rhyme by icauser44

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icauser44

3rd December 2016, 20:25

Each of these pairs of words is a rhyme for a familiar phrase.

Example: Car and ride (Answer: Far and Wide)

1.) Climb and Fried

2.) Quake and Fleas

3.) Clover and Fun

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jazzgirl

3rd December 2016, 20:30

1 time and tide

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jazzgirl

3rd December 2016, 20:38

3 over and done

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rossim

4th December 2016, 10:12

Lake and trees?

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rossim

4th December 2016, 10:15

Bake and freeze?

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jazzgirl

4th December 2016, 10:21

steak and peas ?

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elle

4th December 2016, 10:46

Are the rhyme and the familiar phrase meant have the same or a similar meaning?
otherwise this could get ridiculous!!!!!!

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rossim

4th December 2016, 11:14

I agree. There's no rhyme nor reason!

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jazzgirl

4th December 2016, 11:18

The answer has to be a "familiar phrase" (not synonym of the original)

eg time and tide (wait for no man)

over and done (with)

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rossim

4th December 2016, 11:22

The words to rhyme with seem to have been plucked at random though so what's the point of the exercise?

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