Definition of "rhime" []

• Obsolete form of rhyme. (noun)

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• "You have allso dresst Wake's Oak in rhime, And if you go any further in personal compliments to your H. S."
• "I chose to do it in rhime for this reason; because I found allways that when I put two or three lines together in blank verse, or something that sounded like it, it was a great chance if it stood right when it came to be wrote down, for blank verse have ten syllables in a line, and this particular I could not adjust, nor bear in memory as I could rhimes."
• "You had made hope & yoke rhime, which is intolerable."