Rhyming
1) to tell a story which is based on facts and actual events, however some facts are changed or added.
2) to embellish
3) to lie (to an extent)
chris: look at benmont over there rhyming to that chick.
keith: yes she is a very attractive young lady; he has been trying to impress her all night.
jason: yea, but do you hear that story he is telling her. he just told her that he pushed the camaro out of the snow — that is not what happened at all, it was i that pushed the camaro out of the snow because my arms are bigger. he just watched and played skee-ball on his ipad. it’s ok though, i won’t bust up his game.
chris: haha. who needs another beer?
keith: i do, make mine a boiler-maker.
jason: hmm, i think i am gonna switch to chardonnay.
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