Rhyming words with other

241 best rhymes for 'others'

1 syllable

Years

Curse

Verse

Worse

Worth

Birth

Hearse

Purse

Earth

Nurse

Hers

Nerve

Slurs

Serve

Spurs

Stirs

Blurs

Furs

Verbs

Turns

Girls

Kurz

Swerve

Birds

Burns

Nerves

Words

Curve

Terms

Girth

Works

Hurts

Terse

Dearth

Mirth

Perth

Curves

Worlds

Nerds

Pearls

Herb's

Curls

Herbs

Worms

Thirds

2 syllables

Mothers

Brothers

Fuckers

Colors

Numbers

Covers

Suckers

Lovers

Wonders

Occurs

Vultures

Summers

Hustlers

Smothers

Busters

Suffers

Structures

Rubbers

Hunters

Youngsters

Shutters

Gutters

Runners

Blunders

Cultures

Thunders

Hovers

Prefers

Refers

Cutters

Clusters

Butters

Utters

Stutters

Ruptures

Shudders

Buffers

Mutters

Flutters

Youngers

Truckers

Bunkers

Uppers

Punctures

Sculptures

Mongers

Sluggers

Dumpsters

Rutgers

Dusters

Fathers

Gunners

Plumbers

Comers

Jumpers

Bumpers

Drummers

Gushers

Converse

Ushers

Mufflers

Jugglers

Ulcers

Observe

Soldiers

Hundreds

Teachers

Matters

Speakers

Shoulders

Pictures

Letters

Doctors

Fingers

Sisters

Haters

Writers

Monsters

Traverse

Dollars

Rappers

Figures

Papers

Killers

Neighbors

Answers

Strangers

Unearth

Flowers

Hours

Powers

Prayers

Niggers

Averse

Daughters

Triggers

Shooters

Players

Actors

Leaders

Dealers

Fakers

Masters

Mathers

Fires

Gangsters

Corners

Waters

Features

Scriptures

Feathers

Rumors

Orders

Liars

Bothers

Mirrors

Losers

Preserve

Sneakers

Murders

Towers

Tires

Manners

Lighters

Sinners

Reverse

Suburbs

Members

3 syllables

Universe

Listeners

Characters

Another's

Diapers

Grandmothers

Amateurs

Challengers

Passengers

Prisoners

Customers

Predators

Scavengers

Managers

Officers

Corridors

Messengers

Integers

Ministers

Senators

Coroners

Monitors

Foreigners'

Foreigners

Bloodsuckers

Theaters

Janitors

Cylinders

Calendars

Signatures

Canisters

Ghostbusters

Discovers

Registers

Carpenters

Saboteurs

Engenders

Counselors

Bachelor's

Newcomers

Wrestlers

Settlers

Cucumbers

Handlers

Travelers

Commoners

Gardeners

Regulars

Jewelers

Wranglers

Fiddlers

Sprinklers

4 syllables

Motherfuckers

Competitors

Binoculars

Temperatures

Philosophers

Contributors

Kilometers

Parameters

Thermometers

Conspirators

Solicitors

Photographers

Perimeters

Astronomers

Entrepreneurs

Developers

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75 Synonyms & Antonyms of RHYMING

rhyming 1 of 2

as in rhythmic

rhythmic
poetic
metrical
metric
lyrical
poetical
lyric
rhythmical
poeticized
bardic
rhapsodic
purple
flowery
rhapsodical
hifalutin
grandiloquent
metaphoric
ornate
symbolic
florid
figurative
idealized
high-flown
romanticized
highfalutin
metaphorical
glamorized
glamourized
symbolical

prose
unpoetic
prosaic
literal
factual
unlyrical
antipoetic
matter-of-fact

prose
unpoetic
prosaic
literal
factual
unlyrical
antipoetic
matter-of-fact

rhyming

2 of 2

present participle of rhyme

as in coinciding

to be in agreement on every point the new results don't rhyme with what we found out before

coinciding
corresponding
fitting
harmonizing
chording
jibing
sorting
dovetailing
checking
cohering
answering
matching
comporting
consisting
tallying
conforming
agreeing
squaring
aligning
according
paralleling
going
falling in with
equaling
alining
lining up
equalling
registering

contradicting
differing (from)
disagreeing (with)
disputing
conflicting
clashing
jarring
nullifying
negating
gainsaying

contradicting
differing (from)
disagreeing (with)
disputing
conflicting
clashing
jarring
nullifying
negating
gainsaying

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The most popular English rhymes

How to write a poem in English? Composing a few lines in English is not difficult at all. As in any language, and English has the concept of rhyme, some words have many rhymes, some have at best one.

The list below does not include all words that end similarly to the first in each line, but is a collection of the most common rhymes used in poems and songs, especially popular ones.

I - my, high, try, buy, guy, goodbye, bye, lie, sigh, tie, by, cry, why, Y, fly, fry, pie, defy, deny, sky, eye, die
You - do, to, too, two, blue, true, knew, Sue, zoo, shoe, knew, queue, Ooh
Love – (think) of, off, dove, glove, enough, tough, rough
Day – say, may , lay, stay, way, away, pay, play, gray, OK, USA, hay, tray, anyway, sleigh, clay
Me – see, sea, tree, be, bee, free, tea, she, we, fee , tee, key, b, V, P, D, C, CD, ABC,
Smile – while, crocodile, vile, mile
Baby - maybe
Worry - hurry
Face - place, lace, pace, race, case,
Money - honey, bunny, funny
Sun - one, fun, run, gone, done, gun, nun
Night - tight, light, might, sight, fight, bright, right, alright, white, knight, bite, kite,
Girl – world
Boy- joy, toy, destroy
Guys – lies, eyes, dies
News- blues, shoes, confuse
House - mouse, louse
Nice - twice, ice, rice, mice, lice,
All - tall, call, small, tall, fall, mall, roll, ball, crawl
Up - cup,
Dance-chance, romance, France
Name - same, game, lame, came, fame,
Miss - kiss, bliss, this,
Walk-talk pin,
Rain – pain, train, main, Spain, in vain, lane, campaign, champagne,
Man – can, again, fan, ran, ban, pan, Dan, Stan
Tale – tail, fail, nail, snail , jail, mail, male, ale, sale, sail
Stop - top, cop, pop, hop,
Believe - live, leave
Black - back, sack, lack, pack, attack
Yellow - fellow, marshmallow,
Shield - yield
Feeling - ceiling
Green - seen, been, between, Queen
Bird - heard
Quick - kick , stick, sick , tick, thick, Rick, Nick, Dick
Pants - ants
Luck-duck, suck , muck
Much – touch
Lunch- munch, crunch, punch
Alone – flown, own,
Look – book, crook, took, shook,
Around – sound, ground, down, town, clown, frown, crown, brown ,
Friend - end, spend,
Rent - sent, tent,

Clover- over
Bake- take, rake, sake, brake, cake, make, snake
Heart - apart, part, tart, start, smart,
Star - are, car, far, bar,
Cat - that, fat, bat, rat, sat, pat,
Sad - bad, glad, dad, pad, mad,
Bed - red, said, led, bread, head, dead
Crazy - lazy
Hurt- desert
Song - long, along, wrong, ping-pong, King-Kong
Sing - ring, string, ling
Door – four, floor, more, poor, tore, bore, sore,
Five – hive, jive, alive, drive
Wife – life, knife,
Child – wild, mild,
Kind – find, wind
I'm – time, lime, rhyme,
Nation – ration, civilization, information, congratulation(s), etc
Seven- heaven
Eight – ate, mate, fate, rate, late, gate,
Fine – nine, mine, shine, line, wine, vine, sign, combine,
Good – could, mood, should, would,
Blood-flood, mud, God
Ear – hear, near, sincere, dear, deer
There – hair, share, bear, pear, care, square
Corn - unicorn, horn, born, scorn
Well - shell, hell, fell, bell, tell, sell, spell, swell
Net – bet, pet, let, debt,
Some rhymes with proper names and geographical names.

Trotsky - plotsky, lotsky, shotsky, hotsky (these are not official words of the English language - ski added for "Russianness")
Brutus - Judas
Ceasar - geezer
Romanoff - stroganoff
Rasputin - machine, queen
Linkoln - thinking
Polk - folk
Siberia - fear ya, carry ya
Leningrad - dad
Katmandu - you, do,
Gustav - moost have
Gropius - copious

Alternative for rhyme.
Some words are used mainly in poetry to rhyme with other words, but rarely used in real life:

Upsot (“Jingle Bells”) instead of Upset
Siree - sir

Original rhymes from Tom Lehrer:

There, the guy who's got religion'll.
Tell you if your sin's original.

And you may have thought it tragic
Not to mention other adjec-
Tives, to think of all the weeping they will do.

The tune don't have to be clever,
And it don't matter if you put a couple extra syllables into a line.
It sounds more ethnic if it ain't good English,
And it don't even gotta rhyme--excuse me--rhyne.

It should be noted that in the songs where the dance Begin (beguin) is mentioned, the word begin stands next to it in one form or another. And these are the songs "Begin the beguine", "Alma", "Under ther Sea" and the rhyme from the cartoon "Yellow Submarine".

And remember - the main thing in a poem is the soul!

Additions are welcome.

How Eminem composes rap and why he reads so fast: looks up rhymes in dictionaries, writes lyrics in a notebook, drinks liters of cola while recording

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May 06, 2022, 20:26

Dmitry Proskurin

🎤 Eminem is the fastest rapper in the world. He broke the Guinness Book record three times and always interrupted only his own achievements. In the track Godzilla, Eminem reads 225 words in half a minute - that's 7.5 words per second (10.6 syllables per second).

Previous records: part on Nicki Minaj's Majesty track (10.3 syllables per second) and the legendary Rap God (9.6 syllables per second).

🎤 Why does Eminem read so fast? In the case of Rap God (recorded at 148 BPM), he says that he really liked the crazy beat - and then the fast freestyle started. Yes, this song is based on improvisation.

Eminem didn't explain why he reads fast: is it a challenge for himself or does he like fast flow so much? A frequent complaint against Eminem is that his speed reading is done just for the sake of speed, and after another record with the number of syllables per minute, no one is surprised anymore.

🎤 As a child, Eminem read dictionaries - this is how his speech variety appeared in his rap. As an adult, he wrote words, short lines, syllables, and rhyming sentences on scraps of waste paper whenever an idea occurred to him. Although Eminem himself admits that he does not always know the meanings of complex words, but he simply likes the way they sound.

But he doesn't read regular books. According to Eminem, in his entire life he completely read only one book - the biography of rapper LL Cool J. Eminem wrote his first rhyme at the age of 13 in his style.

🎤 Eminem takes the variety of rhymes in the lyrics seriously: “Sometimes I listen to old tracks to make sure I don't take a rhyme from myself. Sometimes it happens that the rhyme appeared in my head, after the studio I think: “Damn, let me see if I used it before. I have a disease based on inventing rhymes.

🎤 Playing with rhymes is Eminem's favorite pastime, training before writing full texts. Once he rhymed the expression “Transcendental tendencies”: he broke it into syllables (trans-cend-a-lis-tic ten-den-cies) and came up with a rhyme for each: “It is important for me that as many words as possible rhyme in one sentence” .

A vivid example of how Eminem rhymes in one line from the track Bitch Please II: "Gimme the mic, let me recite til Timothy White". In Eminem's performance, phrases turn into three consonant words: "Gimmethemic, Lemmerecite, Timothywhite." Eminem will return to this rhyme twice more in the same track.

🎤 There is a stereotype in English poetry that it is difficult to find a rhyme for the word "Orange". But Eminem proves otherwise. In the example of orange, he uses a favorite trick - slightly changing the ending of the word or dividing it into two syllables so that it rhymes. And this is how orange rhymes with other words - with porridge and George.

Video example of Eminem stuffing Lose Yourself with rhymes.

Eminem also made the 10 most annoying rhymes in rap. He never uses such combinations: emergency - urgent, murder me - heard of me, mobster - lobster, knowledge - college.

🎤 Even during the studio recording, Eminem drinks a lot of Diet Coke. A Rolling Stone journalist said that during the interview, Eminem constantly went to the toilet.

🎤 An important turning point in Eminem's career came after a period of drug addiction. He almost died, walked away for a long time and came to the conclusion that he had forgotten how to rap. Had to relearn:

“Rap was not like riding a bike. It was hard physically and mentally. I was relearning basic movement skills and couldn't control my hand shaking. I would go into the studio and try to rap, but none of it was witty, and I rapped wrong too.”

🎤 Write every day - Eminem's golden rule: "I write even when my brain already hurts." And these are not notes on the phone or a file on the computer, but a regular notepad: “I don’t feel the phone, it’s easier with paper - I remember where and on which page everything is written.”

🎤 Eminem usually takes themes for tracks from the past: “You need to take what infuriated you in childhood, had emotional pain.” He says that he has written a lot of songs in his career, so he can sometimes repeat himself in the subject, but: “I always try to do a little differently. Each album has tracks that are different in mood, which should differ in rhythm and meaning.

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