What is another word for slant rhyme?
Pronunciation: [slˈant ɹˈa͡ɪm] (IPA) 
Slant rhyme or half rhyme is when the final consonant sounds of two words are similar but not identical, producing a near rhyme. It is often used to add interest and variation to poetry. Some synonyms for slant rhyme include imperfect rhyme, oblique rhyme, off rhyme, partial rhyme, and consonant rhyme. Imperfect rhyme suggests that the rhyme is not perfect but still functional. Oblique rhyme connotes an indirect, slanted, or sidelong approach. Off rhyme highlights that the rhyme is not quite accurate. Partial rhyme indicates that only part of the word rhymes. Consonant rhyme emphasizes that only the consonants rhyme, not the vowels.
