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Words that rhyme with -ode

List of words that end with a "ode "

Ais forAbode

An abode is a place you live, such as a house.

Cis forCorrode

Corroding is the process by which something becomes corroded. Metals usually corrode by a slow chemical reaction.

Eis forErode

Something gets eroded if it is being worn away. Mountains slowly erode over time and the rock they are made from turns to dirt.

Lis forLoad

A load, or cargo, is anything that is being transported somewhere. The picture is of a load of hay being pulled by two horses.

Ris forRailroad

A railroad is made from two rails laid parallel to each other. The rails are usually fixed to wooden or concrete sleepers. Railroads are especially made for trains to travel along.

Ris forRoad

A road is a long, flat, hard place that vehicles like cars and trucks drive on. Roads connect towns and cities to one another. Roads can be thousands of kilometers long, and be made of hard asphalt, concrete, or just dirt.

Ris forRode

Rode is the past tense of ride.

Tis forToad

A toad is very similar to a frog. In general, a toad is just a very warty frog with drier skin.

Uis forUnload

You unload something when you take the load or cargo out from inside it. The truck in the picture is unloading a pile of dirt.
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