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Yup, that's the whole idea, of course. But even that's not consistent. For instance, "dog and bone" for "phone" is a pure rhyme. "Richard" for turd is not. Why isn't "dog and bone" also abbreviated to "dog"? The nature of the beast, I suppose!
Anyhow, it's living and breathing. If you're interested, look at http://www.aldertons.com/english-.htm
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