Word |
Rhyme rating |
Categories |
rote |
100 |
Noun |
moat |
100 |
Noun |
smote |
100 |
Verb |
tote |
100 |
Noun, Verb |
What rhymes with goat and coat?
berth · birth · dearth · earth · firth · furth · gerth · girth · hearth · hirth… bloat · boat · coat · dote · float · gloat · groat · moat · mote · note…
What rhymes with pea coat?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
Categories |
pea coat |
100 |
Phrase |
recoat |
100 |
Verb, Noun |
sleek coat |
100 |
Phrase |
chicote |
100 |
Noun |
What word rhymes with red?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
♫ |
dread |
100 |
♫ |
bred |
100 |
♫ |
Ned |
100 |
♫ |
tread |
100 |
♫ |
What is the rhyming words of court?
- syllable: art, bart, bert, birt, blurt, burt, cart, carte, chart, chert, curt, dart, dirt, fart, flirt, girt, haart, hart, harte, heart, hurt, mart, part, peart, pert, quirt, scart, shirt, skirt, smart, spirt, spurt, squirt, start, tart, turret, vert, wert, yurt.
- syllables:
- syllables:
- syllables:
What is the rhyme word of goat?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
Categories |
moat |
100 |
Noun |
tote |
100 |
Noun, Verb |
promote |
100 |
Verb |
denote |
100 |
Verb |
What is rhyme word?
Rhymes. Words that rhyme have the same sound. ‘Cheese’ and ‘peas’ both have the same sound. You can write rhyming poems by using pairs or groups of words that use the same sounds.
What’s rhymes with dark?
- syllable: berk, birk, burk, burke, chirk, cirque, clerk, cork, dirk, dork, erk, fork, irk, jerk, kirk, lurk, merk, murk, perk, pork, quirk, shirk, smirk, spork, stirk, stork, torque, turk, work, york.
- syllables: berserk, knee-jerk, rework, uncork.
- syllables:
What is the rhyme of heart?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
Categories |
tart |
100 |
Noun, Adjective |
carte |
100 |
Noun |
fart |
100 |
Noun |
blart |
100 |
Noun |
What rhymes with dead?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
♫ |
dread |
100 |
♫ |
bred |
100 |
♫ |
Ned |
100 |
♫ |
tread |
100 |
♫ |
What is a rhyming couple?
What is a Rhyming Couplet? A Rhyming Couplet is two line of the same length that rhyme and complete one thought. There is no limit to the length of the lines. Rhyming words are words that sound the same when spoken, they don’t necessarily have to be spelt the same.
What is the rhyming words of street?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
♫ |
heat |
100 |
♫ |
eat |
100 |
♫ |
concrete |
100 |
♫ |
seat |
100 |
♫ |
What rhymes abortion?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
Categories |
distort |
100 |
Verb |
snort |
100 |
Noun, Verb |
extort |
100 |
Verb |
transport |
100 |
Noun |
What animals rhyme with dog?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
Categories |
frogs |
100 |
Noun |
hogs |
100 |
Noun |
bogs |
100 |
Noun |
clogs |
100 |
Noun, Verb |
What rhymes with cat and hat?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
Meter |
rat |
100 |
[/] |
hat |
100 |
[/] |
combat |
100 |
[/x] |
Pat |
100 |
[/] |
What word rhymes with monkey?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
Categories |
chunky |
100 |
Adjective |
flunkey |
100 |
Noun |
funky |
100 |
Adjective |
junkie |
100 |
Noun |
What are the 5 rhyming words?
Words that Rhyme in English
- Cat – Sat – Bat.
- Ball – Fall – Tall.
- Right – Kite – Height.
- Owl – Towel – Growl.
- Bore – Four – Roar.
- Rock – Chalk – Hawk.
- One – Gun – Won.
- Face – Place – Race.
What are 10 rhyming words?
Words that rhyme are called rhyming words.
Words that Rhyme in English
- Ask- Mask – Flask – Task – Bask.
- About – Throughout – Drought – Without – Scout – Doubt – Sprout.
- Above – Glove – Dove – Love.
- Across – Loss- Cross – Toss.
- Add – Glad – Sad – Mad – Lad – Dad – Bad – Had.
- Age – Stage – Wage – Engage – Sage – Cage.
What are the 3 types of rhyme?
What Are the Different Types of Rhyming Poems?
- Perfect rhyme. A rhyme where both words share the exact assonance and number of syllables.
- Slant rhyme. A rhyme formed by words with similar, but not identical, assonance and/or the number of syllables.
- Eye rhyme.
- Masculine rhyme.
- Feminine rhyme.
- End rhymes.
What rhymes with happy?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
♫ |
unhappy |
100 |
♫ |
snappy |
100 |
♫ |
pappy |
100 |
♫ |
nappy |
100 |
♫ |
What’s that rhyme with day?
Word |
Rhyme rating |
Categories |
convey |
100 |
Verb |
hay |
100 |
Noun |
obey |
100 |
Verb |
prey |
100 |
Noun |