Definition

A person or thing that creates rhymes, or a tool used for enlarging holes.

Example

The poet was known as a skilled rimer, crafting beautiful verses.

Conversation

Hey, do you have a rimer I can borrow for my project?

Sure, I think I saw it in the garage last week.

Thanks! I need it to make the holes a bit bigger.

No problem, just be careful not to lose it!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'rimer' originates from Old English 'rima', meaning a line or boundary. It refers to a person who creates or marks lines, particularly in poetry or verse.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who creates 'lines' ('rima') in poetry — that's why a rimer is someone who writes rhymes.

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