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Words that rhyme with -ord

List of words that end with a "ord "

A keyboard is a device made up of a special pattern of black and white keys that is used to play music. Keyboards are found on lots of musical instruments, like accordions and pianos, as well as a range of electronic instruments like synthesizers.
A keyboard is usually found attached to a computer as a way to type words, numbers and commands with your fingers. Keyboards are also found on typewriters.

Lis forLord

A Lord is a man of high rank such as a king, a magnate or the owner of a manor. You cannot choose to become a Lord, you are born to it.
A mortarboard is the headgear traditionally worn at graduation ceremonies.

Ris forReward

A reward is something you get given if you do something well. Rewards are often given to encourage people to do something good. People often offer rewards for information or for the return of something, for example they might post offering a reward for the return of a lost pet. The opposite of reward is punishment.
A skateboard is a piece of wood with wheels underneath. You stand on the skateboard and push with one foot to make it go forwards, or just stand on it if you are on a slope. People can do lots of tricks on skateboards, like jumping and twisting. On a large skateboard ramp people can even flip right over in the air.
Starboard means the right hand side of a ship. Starboard is colored green. The opposite of starboard is port.
A surfboard is something that surfers use to ride on waves. Surfboards are a little like a very simple boat. They are especially shaped to make it easier to ride on waves.

Sis forSword

A sword is a weapon that was used by knights many hundreds of years ago. Swords are usually around 2-3 feet long, made of steel, and have a straight or slightly curved blade that is sharp on both edges. The part of the sword you hold is called the hilt. Most swords have a casing that they could be stored in so the owner wouldn't hurt themselves, this is called a scabbard or a sheath.

Tis forToward

You go toward something when you move in its direction, so you get closer to it. The cow in the picture is coming towards the person who took a photo of it.