Are they in rhyme?

[joham]

I'd like to know something about rhyme and wonder if you could help me.
Which pairs of words are in rhyme and which are not:

round, town
hat, lot
noble, able
night, height
night, hate
sleep, slip
death, teeth
death, dead
school, cool
howl, towel
chuckle, smile
toward, afterward
fresh, dash
student, dent
thousands, band
thousands, bands
above, love
women, gentlemen
fear, here

Thank you in advance.

[Anglika]

I'd like to know something about rhyme and wonder if you could help me.
Which pairs of words are in rhyme and which are not:

round, town
hat, lot
noble, able
night, height
night, hate
sleep, slip
death, teeth
death, dead
school, cool
howl, towel
chuckle, smile
toward, afterward
fresh, dash
student, dent
thousands, band
thousands, bands
above, love
women, gentlemen
fear, here

Thank you in advance.

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[joham]

Thank you very much，Anglika. Judging from what you marked, can we say that only those words ended with the same vowel or the same vowel + the same consonant are in rhyme? (or: the same pronunciation)

And how about the 'an' and the 's' in the sentence:
An American Achieves his Aim

Thank you again.

[Barb_D]

... can we say that only those words ended with... the same pronunciation)

That's the exact definition of a rhyme - they have the same pronunciation at the end.

Because English spelling is so odd, they may look at all alike: height and bite, for example.