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Words that rhyme with -all

List of words that end with a "all " sound

Sis forSenegal

Senegal is a country in west Africa. The capital of Senegal is Dakar. People in Senegal speak French.

Sis forShawl

A shawl is a simple garment that is worn draped over your shoulders, or sometimes worn over your head like a kind of hood. Most shawls are either triangular or are folded into a triangle.
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Sis forSmall

Something is small if other things are much bigger than it. In the picture, the dog on the bench is much smaller than the dog on the ground.

Sis forStall

A stall is an enclosed structure used to house animals, such as horses or cows.
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The Taj Mahal is a mausoleum in India. It was built between 1632 and 1648 by the emperor Shah Jahan for his third wife Mumtaz Mahal. She died during the birth of their 14th child.

Tis forTall

Something is tall if the top of it is much higher up than the top of similar things. The person wearing the scarf on the left of the picture is taller than the other person in the picture. Giraffes and basketball players are tall. The opposite of tall is short.
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Vis forVauxhall

Vauxhall Motors (General Motors UK Limited)is a British company based in Luton, Bedfordshire.
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Vis forVehicle

A vehicle is any non-living means of being moved around. A horse that you can ride is not a vehicle. Examples of vehicles are boats, planes, trucks and trains.
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Wis forWall

A wall is a vertical structure usually made from brick or stone. The sides of houses are called walls. Not all walls are part of a building, some are made as a fence around a garden or field. The main difference between a wall and a fence is usually that the wall is solid and the fence you can see through.
A waterfall happens when a creek or river flows over a cliff. Waterfalls can be tiny, only a few inches high, or they can be many hundreds of metres high. Waterfalls form when a river flows over rocks that are different hardness. The river will erode the softer rock faster than the harder rock, and over a long time a waterfall gradually appears.