✦ Rhyming Dictionary · Exact & Near Rhymes

Find the perfect
rhyme.

Type any word and instantly see exact rhymes, near rhymes, and slant rhymes — organized by syllable count. Built for songwriters, poets, rappers, and lyricists.

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Type a word.
Find every rhyme.

Results are split into exact (perfect) rhymes and near (slant) rhymes. Use the syllable filter to match rhythm — crucial for songwriting and rap.

Tip: exact rhymes are strongest — near rhymes give you more variety
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Enter a word to find rhymes

Type a word above and click Find Rhymes to see exact rhymes, near rhymes, and slant rhymes — organized by syllable count.

The songwriter's
best friend.

Everything you need to find the right rhyme — with the nuance that separates perfect rhymes from creative slant rhymes.

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Exact Rhymes

Perfect rhymes with identical stressed vowel sounds and identical sounds after the vowel — like cat / hat, love / dove, night / light.

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Near Rhymes

Slant rhymes with similar but not identical sounds — like love / move or night / knife. Great for avoiding cliché.

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Syllable Filter

Match your rhyme's syllable count to your target word's meter — critical for rap flows and songwriting rhythm.

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Rap-Ready

Slant rhymes, assonance, and multi-syllable options give rappers the flexibility to write clever, non-obvious bars.

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One-Click Copy

Click any rhyme to copy it to your clipboard instantly. Paste it straight into your lyrics or poem.

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Mobile Friendly

A fully responsive layout makes it easy to find rhymes on your phone while writing on the go.

From word
to rhyme.

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Enter your word

Type any English word — a noun, verb, adjective, or proper noun. Up to 30 characters.

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Choose rhyme type

See exact (perfect) rhymes and near (slant) rhymes side by side. Use the syllable filter to match your meter.

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Copy & write

Click any rhyme to copy it. Paste into your poem, lyric, or rap and keep writing.

Made for
every writer.

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Songwriters

Find perfect rhymes for your choruses and verses. Filter by syllables to match your melody's rhythm.

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Rappers

Slant rhymes and multi-syllable options make your bars clever. Avoid obvious rhymes and stand out.

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Poets

Find perfect rhymes for sonnets, ballads, and limericks. Slant rhymes give you modern, unexpected pairings.

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Lyricists

Break through writer's block by finding rhymes you wouldn't have thought of on your own.

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Students

Learn rhyme schemes for poetry units. Understand the difference between exact and slant rhymes.

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Teachers

Create rhyme exercises and verify rhyme schemes in poems you're teaching.

Frequently Asked Questions.

A Rhyming Dictionary is a tool that finds words that rhyme with a given word. It is commonly used by songwriters, poets, rappers, and lyricists to find exact rhymes, near rhymes, and slant rhymes quickly.

Exact rhymes (perfect rhymes) have identical stressed vowel sounds and identical sounds after the stressed vowel — for example, cat and hat. Near rhymes (slant rhymes) have similar but not identical sounds — for example, cat and cap.

Yes. Use the syllable filter to show only rhymes with the same number of syllables as your word, or to find longer multi-syllable rhymes. This is especially useful for songwriters and rappers who need to match rhythm.

Yes, the Rhyming Dictionary is 100% free with no signup, no download, and no limits on how many words you look up.

Absolutely. The near-rhyme and multi-syllable filters are especially useful for rap, where slant rhymes and assonance matter more than perfect rhymes.

Yes, the Rhyming Dictionary is fully responsive and works smoothly on phones, tablets, and desktop browsers.

English doesn't have perfect rhymes for every word — orange, silver, and purple famously have none. For those, the near-rhyme section gives you slant rhymes that work well in poetry and song.

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