Words Like Worser
It's not just the best. It's actually this word.
What is Bestest?
Please Don't Let Them Be Misunderstood. This band is considered one of the greatest of all time.
Who are the Monkees?
In Russia, Satan decides to wreak havoc. Of course, there's a talking cat.
What is The Master and Margarita?
Sometimes, you'll hear little kids talk about bodies of water instead of specific details.
What is Pacific?
Whether it is planted in the garden or screwed into a lamp, this light-giving object stands completely alone without a rhyme.
What is Bulb?
Paul McCartney said it's getting better all the time. I say it's getting this.
While only part of an animal, this part and this "Band on The Run" share a name.
Who are Wings?
In this nonfiction reflection, W.E.B. DuBois looks at Black Double Consciousness.
What is The Souls of Black Folk?
Baseball legend Yogi Berra famously used this word for frogs when he actually meant a player who throws with both hands.
What is Amphibious?
Poets dread this vibrant citrus fruit, which famously lacks a perfect rhyme in standard English unless you count a hill in Wales named Blorenge.
What is Orange?
Often confused with being unwell ("indisposed"), this word technically means not inclined or not having settled a matter.
What is Undisposed?
You'd never see it in reality, but an owl and a fish come together for this band's name.
Who are Hootie and the Blowfish?
One "Mr. Finch" must save a Black man from a crime he is accused of.
What is To Kill A Mockingbird?
Tourists looking for Michelangelo's ceiling might accidentally ask for this numbered room instead of the Sistine Chapel.
What is the "16th chapel"?
Fittingly, this word for complete disorder and confusion defies predictability by having no rhyming matches.
What is Chaos?
Grammarians prefer you use the standard four-letter verb "talk" or "converse" instead of this back-formation built from "conversation."
What is Conversate?
They are fictional icons. So are their color coordinations (and gender-bent counterparts).
Who are the Chipmunks?
In this children's novel, Sesame Street's "Grover" pleads with readers to not complete the work.
What is "The Monster At The End of This Book"?
Mrs. Malaprop mistakenly used this tropical fruit when trying to say the "pinnacle" of good manners.
What is pineapple?
Borrowed from German, this five-letter word for deep anxiety or dread refuses to cooperate with any standard English rhyming words.
What is Angst?
Dropping the final "s" turns this common, informal transition word into its proper adverbial form.
What is Anyways?
Being calm is part of the name. So is being this particular horned creature.
Who are Tame Impala?
What is Romeo and Juliet?
In The Merry Wives of Windsor, Mistress Quickly accidentally uses this medical term for lack of bladder control when she means "inconstancy."
What is Incontinence?
You can order this 16-ounce liquid measurement of beer at a pub, but you won't be able to toast its success with any rhyming words.
What is Pint?