rimed

• Forma obsoleta del pretérito del verbo inglés 'rime' (cubrir de escarcha o componer rimas), ya no usada en inglés moderno. Sus sentidos equivalen a 'cubierto de escarcha' y 'rimado, compuesto en verso'.

An archaic past tense form of 'rime' (to cover with hoarfrost or to compose rhymes), now obsolete in modern English.

1. Covered with frostC1formal

   Having a layer of frost or ice crystals on the surface.

   cubierto de escarcha

   • The rimed grass crunched under his boots.
   • The windows were rimed with frost on the cold morning.
   • The rimed branches sparkled in the sunlight.

   Sinónimosfrostedfrostyrimy

• Verbo anticuado o en desuso que significa componer rimas o versos; también se usa en el contexto de cubrir con escarcha (helada).

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to make rhymes or verses; also used in the context of covering with rime (frost).

1. To have a similar soundB2formal

   To have or end with a sound that corresponds to another, especially in the final syllable of a word or line of verse.

   rimar

   • The words 'cat' and 'hat' rime perfectly.
   • In this poem, 'moon' rimes with 'June'.
   • She tried to find a word that rimes with 'orange'.

   Sinónimoschimerhyme

2. To compose versesB2formal

   To write or compose poetry or verses that have a regular correspondence of sounds.

   Componer versos

   • He spent the evening riming for his new poem.
   • The poet rimes beautifully about nature and love.
   • She enjoys riming silly verses for her children.

   Sinónimosrhymeverseversify