Words that rhyme with -ide

Pis forPied

An animal is pied or piebald when its coat or feathers has large patches of two or more colors, usually on a white background. The horse in the picture has a black and white piebald coat.

Patterns

Photo of a playground slide or slippery dip

D Sharon Pruitt / CC BY-SA

Pis forPlayground slide

A playground slide (or slippery dip if you are in Australia) is a smooth slippery sloped surface that you slide down. They are usually made of metal or plastic and have a set of stairs or a ladder at the back to climb up.

Toys and games

Mick Amato / CC BY-SA

Pis forPride (sin)

Pride is the state of being proud. Pride as one of the seven deadly sins is taking being proud to excess. You commit the sin of pride when you are vain, and too interested in yourself to the point of not noticing things other people do.

7 Deadly Sins

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Pis forPride (group)

A group of lions is called a pride. You might also be interested in the sin of pride.

Collective

kamshots / CC BY-SA

Ris forRide

You ride something when you sit on or in it and it takes you places, or does something interesting. Usually you ride a bike or a horse to go somewhere, and you ride something like a Ferris wheel or other fairground ride for fun.

Motion, Verbs

Gorupka / CC BY-SA

Sis forSide

The sides of something is generally surfaces of that thing that are not the top, front, back or bottom. Something that doesn't have an obvious front or top can have any surface called a side, for example "this dice has six sides". The photo of the cat in the picture has been taken from the side.

Directions

Pavel Rybin / CC BY-SA

Sis forSlide

You slide along a slippery surface by moving across it without ever breaking contact with that surface. The people in the picture are sliding down a waterslide.

Verbs

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Tis forTide

The tides are the rising and falling of the sea because of the pull of the moon and sun on the oceans. The depth of the water near the coast can change by several metres between high tide and low tide. At low tide a beach may have much, much more sand exposed than at high tide. The beach in the picture is at low tide. You can clearly see the dark mark on the jetty posts where the high tide comes to.

Landscape