Instruct: Classify a review as either positive or negative.
Query: Does "shine" rhyme with "caffeine"?

Here it is in a nutshell: if, for your purposes, "fidgety," "fiery" and "flattery" rhyme well enough, or "vine" with "wolverine," then this is the book for you. (I even found "pleasure" rhymed with "around," but let's assume that was a mistake.) On the other hand, if your work demands perfect rhyme, then wading through all these off-rhymes in search of a true one will be frustrating and annoying. I write books for children, and most kids want their rhymes perfect. The earlier version of Clement Wood, which seems to be out of print, was much, much better for careful rhymers. This edition, as revised by Ronald Bogus, should be titled The Complete Near-Rhyming Dictionary. Suitable for some purposes perhaps, but for the rest of us-- yikes!