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Words that rhyme with -on

List of words that end with a "on " sound

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Scientific name: antirrhinum majus
Snapdragons are an old-fashioned flower. The flower can be squeezed to make it open like a dragon's mouth, which is why they are called snapdragons. They should be planted in well-drained soil in full sun. They can be planted at any time of year, and take about 8-10 weeks to flower. They come in a big range of colours, but shades of pink and white are most common.
St. John's.
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Sis forSt Johns

St. John's is the capital city of Antigua and Barbuda. St. John's has a population of 81,799 people.

Sis forStallion

A stallion is a male horse.
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Sis forSwan

Scientific name: genus: cygnus
A swan is a kind of large water bird, related to the duck and goose. A male swan is called a cob, a female swan is called a pen and a baby swan is called a cygnet. Not all swans are white. Some swans have black patches, and swans in Australia are pure black.
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Tis forTaiwan

Taiwan is an island country off the coat of China. In its past, it has been a part of both China and Japan. The capital of Taiwan is Taipei. People in Taiwan speak Mandarin.
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Tis forTalon

A talon is a claw, particularly on a bird of prey such as a hawk or eagle.
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Tis forTarragon

Scientific name: artemisia dracunculus
Tarragon, or dragon's wort, is a soft, green plant used mainly in French cooking. Tarragon has an interesting flavour that is a little like anise.
Uncommonly large toy.
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Uis forUncommon

Uncommon means rare, strange or unusual. Uncommon is the opposite of common.
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Wis forWagon

A wagon is a heavy vehicle with 4 wheels that used to be pulled by a team of horses or oxen to move large loads around. Today, wagons are usually used on farms and pulled by tractors. In some countries the separate parts of a train that are used to carry goods are called wagons.
Scientific name: citrullus lanatus
The watermelon is the fruit of a vine originally from South Africa. The fruit can be very big, and has a hard green rind with very juicy, sweet red flesh inside, full of black seeds. Watermelons are wonderful to eat fresh on a hot summer's day.