Question

What is a rhyme for two dangers?

Answer 1

Here's a rhyme for two dangers: "Double the trouble, double the fear, when two dangers draw near."

Sure, here's another one: "Two dangers on the horizon in sight, beware and prepare to fight."

Answer 2

A rhyme for two dangers is "bangers and blunders".

Bangers and blunders are two dangers that could potentially cause harm. Bangers are loud noises or explosions, while blunders are mistakes or errors. Both can be dangerous and should be avoided.

Answer 3

Bangers and blunders are two dangers that could potentially cause harm. Bangers are loud noises or explosions, while blunders are mistakes or errors. Both can be dangerous and should be avoided.

Answer 4

A potential rhyme for "two dangers" could be "blue rangers" or "true strangers." Please note that rhyming can be subjective and dependent on pronunciation and dialect.

Answer 5

Have you ever heard of the saying, "stranger danger?" That's a rhyme, for starters. 

Ranger and Granger (Hermoine) are two others I could come up with in line with "danger."

Answer 6

Here are some rhymes for two dangers:

* **Strangers and snares**

* **Hazards and snares**

* **Hazards and threats**

* **Risks and regrets**

* **Dangers and snares**

* **Dangers and threats**

* **Perils and pitfalls**

* **Hazards and pitfalls**

* **Risks and threats**

* **Perils and problems**

* **Dangers and problems**

* **Hazards and problems**

* **Risks and pitfalls**

You can use these rhymes in poems, songs, or other creative writing. For example, you could write a poem about the dangers of walking alone at night:

> Strangers and snares,

> Beware, beware.

> Walk with care,

> Or you'll end up in their snare.

Or, you could write a song about the dangers of gambling:

> Hazards and threats,

> They're all around you.

> Don't bet your all,

> Or you'll regret it too.

I hope this helps!