rimed

• Forme archaïque du passé de 'rime' (couvrir de givre ou composer des rimes), inusitée en anglais moderne.

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.

   couvert de givre

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

   Synonymesfrostedfrostyrimy

• Verbe vieilli ou tombé en désuétude signifiant composer des rimes ou des vers ; également utilisé dans le sens de couvrir de givre (gelée blanche).

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.

   rimer (avec)

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

   Synonymeschimerhyme

2. To compose versesB2formal

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

   Composer des vers

   • 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.

   Synonymesrhymeverseversify