IPA: /ˈkræm.boʊ/
KK: /ˈkræmboʊ/
A game where players take turns finding words that rhyme with a given word or line of poetry.
We played crambo at the party, trying to come up with rhymes for each other's words.
Crambo originates from the late 16th century, derived from the French word 'crambe', which means a game of rhymes or a form of wordplay. The term is related to the act of creating or repeating rhymes, often in a playful manner.
Imagine a playful game where people create rhymes together — that's what crambo is all about!