Words that rhyme with -ar

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Sis forSana'a

Sana'a is the capital of Yemen. It has a population of around 2.1 million.

Capital cities

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Sis forSarah

Sarah is a Hebrew name for girls. Sarah means "princess." The woman in the picture is comedian Sarah Silverman.

Names, Female names

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Sis forScar

A scar is a mark on your skin that shows where it has healed after it was damaged. Scar tissue can also form inside you if you have an internal injury. The man in the picture has a scar from donating a kidney.

Body parts, Medical

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Sis forSimilar

Two (or more) things are similar if they look or seem quite like each other, but are not exactly the same. The two buses in the picture are very similar, but they are not exactly the same. The opposite of similar is different.

Adjectives

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Sis forSpa

A spa is a place that offers health and beauty treatments such as massages and saunas.

Bathroom

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Sis forSpar

Sparring is a term for a fight, usually one for training purposes. Sparring might also mean a fight as part of a competition, and can be used to talk about a non-physical contest, such as verbal sparring. Once a fight is fueled by emotion and gets out of control, it isn't sparring.

Weapons

Sis forStar (astronomy)

A star is like a big ball of fire that is very far away from us. They are thousands of times bigger than the Earth, and many stars are much, much bigger than our sun.

Astronomical

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Sis forStar (shape)

A star is a shape you often see at Christmas time, as decorations on a Christmas tree. Stars are usually drawn with five or six points. You can also see stars on the flags of some countries, like the American flag.

Shapes

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Tis forTar

Tar could mean any very dark, sticky substance, usually made from modified tree resin. Tar is also another word for bitumen, as is found in tar pits. Tar is very sticky and animals used to get trapped in tar pits, which preserved them.

Materials