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1) to tell a story which is based on facts and actual events, however some facts are changed or added.
2) to embellish
3) to lie (to an extent)
Chris: Look at Benmont over there rhyming to that chick.
Keith: Yes she is a very attractive young lady; he has been trying to impress her all night.
Jason: Yea, but do you hear that story he is telling her. He just told her that he pushed the Camaro out of the snow -- that is not what happened at all, it was I that pushed the Camaro out of the snow because my arms are bigger. He just watched and played Skee-Ball on his iPad. It's ok though, I won't bust up his game.
Chris: Haha. Who needs another beer?
Keith: I do, make mine a Boiler-Maker.
Jason: Hmm, I think I am gonna switch to Chardonnay.
<phone rings>
Jason: Excuse me for a moment, I need to take this call from my wife, she must have just woken up.
Rhyming by modena January 14, 2011
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when you have two or more words that rhyme
for example:

Random girl: hey Steve can give me an example of rhyming
Steve: ok sure
Steve: I fucked duck that had a truck and never had a mom that's a rhyme
random girl: k thanks

Steve: no problem

Rhyming gaijin 

a foreigner that raps in japan , may also be a singer
the rhyming gaijin put on a good show last night
Rhyming gaijin by messypro1 May 18, 2009

rhyming slang 

1) The use of a rhyming word in the place of the original word to obscure the meaning.
2)The chaotic blur that is the soul of the Cockney dialect.
"Take a butcher's" (butcher's hook = look)
Daisies (shoes) (daisy roots = boots).
"She's a pretty twist" (twist and twirl = girl)
"He's ginger" (ginger beer = queer / homosexual. Derogatory unless uttered by fellow travellers)
"I took the lift to the apples"(apples and pears = upstairs, though not even pensioners use that phrase anymore)
rhyming slang by MAC-Gyver May 27, 2003

rhyming slang 

A system of slang in which words are replaced by rhymes and the second part of the rhyme is dropped. It is most commonly used by cockneys.
Examples of rhyming slang:
Dustbin Lids=Kids
Trouble & Strife=Wife
Plates of Meat=Feet
Apples & Pears=Stairs
Pony & Trap=Crap
Berkeley Hunt=C**t

My trouble sent me to pick up the dustbins from school, and I stepped in a massive pile of pony and trap.
rhyming slang by Bedlamite10 September 23, 2013

Rhyming word with WORD 

When a rapper, poet, Rapper-Poet, or human beatbox with turrets attempts to rhyme a word or phrase, wheather be it original or common to everyone, with the exact same word or phrase. This can either be a sign of a comedic mind, a sign of little to no tallent for rapping, or a sign of a skitzophrenic conniption.
Rhyming word with WORD

it makes the hoes angry

like a hangnail or something

I dunno what makes the hoes angry

Rhyming Orgasm 

A term used to describe the feeling a rapper gets when they are writing a rap and a bunch of rhymes start flowing in their head. The complete opposite of writer's block.
Lil Wayne: Man this shit hard brah let's smoke some weed I got writer's block.

Eminem: No wait I just got hella rhymes start flowing in my mind I got a Rhyming Orgasm.
Rhyming Orgasm by TheRealA-Bomb November 2, 2012
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