Words that rhyme with -ker

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Tis forTopeka

Topeka is the capital of the state of Kansas in the United States of America. It has a population of around 127,000.

US State Capitals, Cities in North America

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Uis forUnited States of America

The United States of America has the largest economy in the world. It is made up of fifty states and one district. The capital of the United States of America is Washington DC and the largest city is New York City. You might also be interested in the list of the American states.

Countries, North America

Photo of a woman holding a bottle of vodka

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Vis forVodka

Vodka is an extremely strong alcoholic drink, sometimes with as much as 40% alcohol. Vodka is made up mostly of just alcohol and water with very little other ingredients to add flavor. It is usually made from fermented grains or potatoes.

Drinks

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Wis forWhiskers

Whiskers are hairs that grow around the nose and mouth of most animals. On people, whiskers are usually called a beard or moustache. Animals use their whiskers to tell when they are near something, as the whisker hairs hit things before the animal's face does. Cats have the most well-known whiskers. The cat in the picture is yawning, and you can clearly see its whiskers.

Body parts

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Wis forWicker

Wicker is the name given to woven furniture and baskets. Wickerware can be made from thin willow branches, bamboo, plastic or wire. The frame of wickerware is usually made from rattan vine, and sometimes the rattan is cut into strips and used for making the wicker itself.

Furniture, Materials

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Wis forWoodpecker

Scientific name: family: picidae

Woodpeckers are a group of birds found all over the world except Australia, New Zealand and the polar areas. Woodpeckers have very strong, sharp, straight beaks so they can hammer and drill into wood. Their heads are designed so they do not get hurt by their hammering. Woodpeckers live mainly in forests and rainforests. Woodpeckers mainly eat burrowing insects like beetles and grubs that they find inside dead wood and bark on trees.

Birds