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Type a word and press Find rhymes. You get perfect rhymes (same ending sound, like light and night) and near or slant rhymes (similar vowel or ending, like time and line), grouped by syllable count. Click any result to look up its rhymes. Filter by syllables to fit your flow, and turn on consonance for words that share the ending consonant. Paste your lyrics into the syllable counter to see the count for every line, which helps lines match across verses.
A near rhyme, also called a slant rhyme, shares some sounds but not all, usually the vowel or the final consonant. Time and line, or heart and hard, are near rhymes.
A perfect rhyme matches every sound from the last stressed vowel to the end, like cat and hat. A slant rhyme only matches part of it.
It looks up each word in a built-in pronunciation dictionary and counts its vowel sounds. Words that are not in the dictionary get an estimate from their spelling.
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Very rare words, names and slang may not be in the built-in dictionary. Try a common form of the word, or a word that ends with the same sound.