Words that rhyme with -ack

Bis forBack

Your back is the part of your body that is behind you, between your bottom and your neck. The bone running down the centre of your back is called your spine.

Body parts

Photo by Adam Kahtava

Bis forBackpack

A backpack is a type of bag that is designed to be worn on your back. Backpacks have two straps that go over your shoulders, and sometimes an extra strap that goes around your waist.

Containers

Photo by Mike Lawrence

Bis forBlack

Black is the colour of the night sky or the deepest, darkest shadow. The swan in the picture is black.

Colors

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Cis forCrack

A crack is a long, thin break in something. Cracks are usually found in something big and hard, like a wall or a concrete building.

Holes, Damage

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A jack is a device for lifting heavy objects off the ground by pushing them up from underneath. Jacks are used to raise things a short distance only. They are commonly used to lift one corner of a car off the ground while you change a tyre. Jack is also a variation of the name John.

Devices, Tools

Photo by Alan

Kis forKnick-knack

A knick knack is another name for an ornament or trinket. For example, "look at all the knick-knacks she has on her shelf".

Decor

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Lis forLilac

Scientific name: genus: syringa

Lilacs are a group of flowering plants in the olive family. Most of them have pretty, light purple flowers. They are popular garden plants.

Colors, Plants

Photo by Brian McGuirk

Ois forOutback

The outback is a name commonly given to the arid interior of Australia.

Landscape

Photo by Marc Dove

Pis forPack

A group of dogs is called a pack. Packing is also a word for filling something with something else.

Collective

Photo by Emily Hildebrand

Pis forPacking

You pack a suitcase when you go away on vacation. Packing something means putting things inside it until it is full. You can pack a suitcase, boxes or even pack a wardrobe full of things.

Verbs