Words that rhyme with -oh

Mis forMow

You mow grass by cutting it down close to the ground. Most people mow their lawns with a lawnmower, but other grass crops such as wheat are also mown at harvest time.

Gardening, Verbs

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Ois forOhio

Ohio, abbreviated to OH, is a state in the mid west of the United States of America. The capital of Ohio is Columbus.

States of America

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Pis forPeugeot

Guangzhou Peugeot Automobile Company is a joint French and Chinese car manufacturer.

Car makers

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Pistachios are the seeds of a medium sized tree native to Iran, Syria, Greece, Turkey, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. They are also called the green nut. The trees are slow to mature and are most productive at 20 years old. The trees grow best in desert areas, and tolerate very salty soil. Pistachio shells pop open when they are ripe. They are most often sold roasted and salted and just eaten plain, but they can also be used in desserts and some other types of food.

Nuts & Seeds, Plants

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Pis forPoncho

A poncho is a garment made in one piece with a hole in the middle to put it over your head. Ponchos originally come from Peru. They can be made out of virtually anything, but are often made from wool to keep the person wearing them nice and warm.

Clothing

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Ris forRadio

A stereo, or radio is a device for playing recorded music from tapes, CDs, or listening to music that is broadcasted through the air on radio waves.

Devices

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Ris forRodeo

Rodeos are events where cowboys and cowgirls test their skills. The events usually involve horses and other livestock, such as testing the contestant's ability to stay on a bucking horse or cow, and events like roping a cow or other animal while on horseback.

Sports