Rhymes & 'Nyms™ – Where Rhymes, Antonyms, Synonyms and Homonyms meet app for iPhone and iPad
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7490 ratings )
Games
Education
Educational
Word
Developer: BerHen LLC
Free
Current version: 1.2, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 28 Nov 2012
App size: 17.61 Mb
Are you intrigued by word games and looking for a new challenge? Rhymes & ‘Nyms ™ takes word games to the next level combining vocabulary, spelling, and competition. Play with friends, random opponents, or solo. Every game is different because the player’s own skill level determines the direction of the game making it playable by everyone from young readers to seasoned crossword puzzlers
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Latest reviews of Rhymes & 'Nyms™ – Where Rhymes, Antonyms, Synonyms and Homonyms meet app for iPhone and iPad
A fun word game
This is a very fun word game and is very addictive. Highly recommended!
This is a very fun word game and is very addictive. Highly recommended!
Fun. Easy to use!
Great word game! Adaptable to many levels of vocabulary!
Great word game! Adaptable to many levels of vocabulary!
Fail
It doesnt know the difference between synonyms and antonyms. In fact, the description in the instructions is exactly backward. How is "happy" not an antonym for "grumpy?" When the game designers are illiterate.
It doesnt know the difference between synonyms and antonyms. In fact, the description in the instructions is exactly backward. How is "happy" not an antonym for "grumpy?" When the game designers are illiterate.
Easy to play
Fun game to play. Gets me thinking and using my brain!!!
Fun game to play. Gets me thinking and using my brain!!!
Excellent idea!
Now it just needs to know more words. I get way too many "fails" for common English words in all categories. It would also be helpful to know part of speech, because I suspect sometimes it specifically wants a noun or a verb, though its not clear what the original word is. When my word was "dear", for example, I put "worthless" for an antonym, assuming it an adjective. How could that have failed?
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Now it just needs to know more words. I get way too many "fails" for common English words in all categories. It would also be helpful to know part of speech, because I suspect sometimes it specifically wants a noun or a verb, though its not clear what the original word is. When my word was "dear", for example, I put "worthless" for an antonym, assuming it an adjective. How could that have failed?