Shakespeare wrote 39 plays according to most sources. Some sources may cite a different number due to doubts about authorship.
From these works, we got about 1,700 words invented by Shakespeare.
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Words that rhyme with man include:
- Plan
- Tan
- Span
- Ban
- Fan
- Can
- Van
- Clan
- Ran
- Stan
- An
- Than
- Can
- Began
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Some words that rhyme with way are:
- Play
- Stay
- Today
- Away
- Fray
- Pray/prey
- Gay
- Boquet
- May
- Betray
- Bay
- Neigh
- Cay
- Gray/grey
- Day
- Hey/hay
- Tray
- Way/weigh
- Yay
- Defray
- Jay
- Lay/lei
- Slay/sleigh
- Inveigh
- Sway
- They
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There are many words that rhyme with end, including:
- Bend
- Friend
- Send
- Tend
- Defend
- Lend
- Intend
- Amend
- Befriend
- Trend
- Vend
- Mend
- Pend
- Ascend
- Rend
- Wend
- Blend
- Spend
- Fend
- Tend
- Attend
- Pretend
- Descend
- Contend
- Offend
- Portend
- Suspend
- Apprehend
- Comprehend
- Recommend
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The origin of the name “February” is the Roman month Februarius. This name came from the Latin word februum, meaning “purification.”
This name is linked to the Roman festival Februa, also known as Lupercalia, a fertility and purification festival that took place on February 15th.
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25 palindrome words are:
- Bob
- Civic
- Dad
- Deified
- Detartrated
- Eve
- Kayak
- Level
- Madam
- Minim
- Mom
- Noon
- Peep
- Pop
- Pup
- Racecar
- Radar
- Refer
- Repaper
- Reviver
- Rotator
- Rotor
- Solos
- Stats
- Tenet
Palindromes can be words, names, and numbers. Funny palindromes are often whole sentences intended to cause comedic effect.
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The longest palindrome word in English is “tattarrattat,” which has 12 letters. This word was invented by the writer James Joyce for his novel Ulysses. “Tattarrattat” employs onomatopoeia, mimicking the sound of knocking on a door.
Palindromes can be words, numbers, dates, and names. Sometimes, whole sentences are written as funny palindromes, a type of wordplay.
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Some palindrome dates are:
- 11/02/2011 (November 2, 2011)
- 02/02/2020 (February 2, 2020)
- 12/02/2021 (December 2, 2021)
These are palindrome dates in American English, where the date format is MM/DD/YYYY. In British English, which uses DD/MM/YYYY, some of these palindromes won’t work.
Palindromes can be dates, numbers, names, or words. People sometimes create funny palindromes for humorous effect.
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Some palindrome names are:
- Ada
- Aja
- Anna
- Ava
- Bob
- Eve
- Elle
- Hannah
- Kilik
- Otto
- Navan
- Viv
Palindromes can be names, words, numbers, or dates, and funny palindromes are sometimes used as jokes or song lyrics.
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Some funny name puns are:
- Anita bath.
- Clare-ly, I need more coffee!
- Noah good joke? Because I do!
- Al be there for you!
- Paige me when you need me.
- Justin time for the meeting!
- Luke who’s talking!
- Ben there, done that!
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