I think, in English:
rime pauvre: blue/true; gray/bay. The vowel is the one sound in common.
rime suffisante: taught/bought; cool/pool. The vowel and the concluding consonant are in common. Those are the two.
rime riche: pool/whirlpool; plant/implant: the initial consonant, the vowel, and the concluding consonant of the rhyme are all in common.
So t / eu / se is common in prêteuse/emprunteuse making it rime riche.
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