Words that rhyme with can
an, ban, blan, bran, cann, chan, clan...
Pure Rhymes – 163 rhymes
Words that have identical vowel-based rhyme sounds in the tonic syllable. Moreover, that tonic syllable must start with a different consonantal sound.
an
ban
blan
bran
cann
chan
clan
dan
dann
duan
fan
flan
gan
gran
han
kan
lan
man
nan
pan
plan
ran
scan
shan
span
tan
than
van
whan
began
cyan
divan
harpin
moulin
pecan
rattan
sedan
tin can
harmattan
minivan
overran
catamaran
Ann
Anne
Ariane
Bann
Bhutan
CSPAN
Caen
Cahn
Cannes
Cezanne
Chapin
Chauvin
Cheyenne
Couchman
Cruzan
Diahann
Diane
Dianne
Doran
Dupin
Duran
Dyan
Dyane
Fayanne
Flann
Fran
Gaulin
Georgann
Gloriane
Grahn
Iran
Jaan
Jahn
Jan
Jann
Japan
JoAnn
Joanne
Jourdan
Kazakhstan
Klan
Lausanne
Leann
Liane
Lianne
Liliane
Louanne
MacMahon
Mann
Marianne
Maryann
Maryanne
Maupin
McCann
McMahon
McShan
Moran
Outman
Quillman
Rann
Rodin
Rosanne
Roseanne
Roxanne
Ruthann
San
Saran
Soloman
Spann
Spokane
Stan
Sudan
Susann
Susanne
Suzanne
Tann
Thanh
Tran
Yan
Japan
Quran
Qur'an
Koran
Quran
Koran
Qur'an
Rhianne
American plan
- hit the fan
- as one man
- best man
- company man
- dirty old man
- feel like a new man
- for no man
- hatchet man
- he man
- hired man
- iron man
- lady's man
- leg man
- man to man
- man's man
- marked man
- new man
- right hand man
- straw man
- the man
- time and tide wait for no man
- to a man
- yes man
- down the pan
- flash in the pan
- American plan
- game plan
- lay away plan
- spick and span
- better than
- less than
- more than
- no sooner than
End Rhymes – 124 rhymes
Words that have a pure rhyme on their last syllable only.
merman
Furman
Monaghan
Monahan
Calahan
Callaghan
Callahan
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Near Rhymes – 2008 rhymes
Words that "almost" rhyme on the vowel-based rhyme sound of the stressed syllable like: be/eat or maybe/shapely.
pah
yeah
bans
can's
cans
clans
crans
fan's
fans
hands
hans
krans
man's
mans
pans
plan's
plans
sans
scans
span's
spans
tans
trans
vans
pecans
sedans
tin cans
minivans
Ann's
Anne's
Benz
Caen's
Cannes
Chan's
Cheyenne's
Cheyennes
Dan's
Diane's
Frans
Franz
Gans
Han's
Iran's
Jan's
Japan's
Japans
Klan's
Klans
Kranz
Mann's
Mannes
McCann's
Nan's
Pan's
Roseanne's
Stan's
Sudan's
- change hands
- clean hands
- devil finds work for idle hands
- hang heavy on one's hands
- in one's hands
- into one's own hands
- join hands
- off one's hands
- on one's hands
- play into one's hands
- safe pair of hands
- show of hands
- sit on one's hands
- soil one's hands
- take off one's hands
- take one's life in one's hands
- take the law into one's own hands
- throw up one's hands
- tie one's hands
bang
chang
clang
dang
drang
fang
gang
hang
klang
lang
mang
pang
rang
sang
slang
spang
sprang
whang
harangue
big bang
meringue
Ang
Chiang
Huang
Hwang
Kang
Kuomintang
Lange
Liang
Nanchang
Pyongyang
Shenyang
Siang
Stang
Strang
T'ang
Tang
Vang
Wang
Yang
Zhang
- chain gang
- road gang
- care a hang
- go hang
- let go hang
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Mosaic Rhymes
Rhymes made up of more than one word. For instance, "jealous" and "tell us" or "shaky" and "make me."
One-syllable words do not have mosaic rhymes.
220 best rhymes for 'can'
1 syllable
- An
- Than
- Pan
- Man
- Fan
- Plan
- Van
- Ran
- Tan
- Dan
- Stan
- Clan
- Ban
- San
- Han
- Span
- Nan
- Scan
- Thang
- Ham
- Sam
- Ang
- Slam
- Damn
- Dang
- Gang
- Jam
- Slang
- Gran
- Am
- Hang
- Bang
- Chan
- Lan
- Jan
- Yan
- Bran
- Fran
- Zan
- Gan
- Shan
- Gram
- Whan
- Tran
- Pran
- Flan
- Blan
- Duan
- Bam
- Cam
- Lang
- Sang
- Rang
- Tang
- Kang
- Lamb
- Ram
- Yang
- Spam
- Scam
- Nang
- Tam
- Clam
- Cram
- Sham
- Pang
- Wang
- Nam
- Scram
- Fang
- Swam
- Glam
- Pam
- Chang
- Sprang
- Mang
- Wham
- Clang
- Stang
- Yam
- Ma'am
- Tram
- Dram
- Bram
- Fram
- Strang
- Flam
- Tham
- Cham
- Jang
- Pham
- Stam
- Vang
- Plam
- Stram
- Trang
2 syllables
- Began
- Batman
- Japan
- Goddamn
- Hitman
- Madman
- Birdman
- Iran
- Afghan
- Snowman
- Sedan
- Tristan
- Tarzan
- Sandman
- Caveman
- Fishman
- Lifespan
- Saran
- Walkman
- Sudan
- Mailman
- Outran
- Mcmahon
- Wingspan
- Doorman
- Iceman
- Lappin
- Redman
- Chopin
- Roxanne
- Sideman
- Diane
- Cyan
- Suntan
- Divan
- Milkman
- Duran
- Forman
- Mccann
- Moran
- Moulin
- Roseanne
- Bhutan
- Sirhan
- Bedpan
- Soundscan
- Harpin
- Spokane
- Richman
- Suzanne
- Leann
- Gauguin
- Tinman
- Merman
- Frenchman
- Gayman
- Voisin
- Joanne
- Cruzan
- Hackman
- Jourdan
- Program
- Exam
- Mustang
- Imam
- Alam
- Beckham
- Madame
- Wolfgang
- Pyongyang
- Siam
- Durham
- Baram
- Ghulam
- Ulam
- Abram
- Harangue
- Langham
- Burnham
3 syllables
- Superman
- Taliban
- Pakistan
- Spiderman
- Minivan
- Caravan
- Weatherman
- Fisherman
- Middleman
- Businessman
- Anchorman
- Candyman
- Handyman
- Overran
- Bogeyman
- Journeyman
- Superfan
- Minuteman
- Donavan
- Soloman
- Mcewan
- Kazakhstan
- Abraham
- Boomerang
- Hologram
- Diagram
- Amsterdam
- Birmingham
- Diaphragm
- Kilogram
- Anagram
- Milligram
- Reprogram
- Cunningham
- Telegram
- Histogram
- Buckingham
- Sonogram
- Tottenham
- Nottingham
- Polygram
4 syllables
- Afghanistan
- Orangutan
- Catamaran
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Rhymes to words in English: search and selection of rhyme
Rhyme is the repetition of the same or similar sound combinations at the end of two or more words. Rhyme is used in poems and songs, which gives them a special charm to attract the attention of the listener. Rhymes make speech pleasant to the ear. Most often, the last words in the lines rhyme.
There are rhymes:
- full - coincidence of all sounds after the stressed vowel: tight - light;
- incomplete - repetition of consonants or vowels: worth - forth, sale - rain;
- compound - phrases rhyme: bottom - shot him;
- visual - words whose spelling is partially the same, but the words themselves sound different: wood - blood.
- Again - men, ten, then, when.
- All - ball, call, doll, curl, girl, fall, mall, roll, small, soul, tall, wall, world.
- Alone - flown, home, own, phone, stone.
- Back - attack, black, crack, hack, pack, track.
- Believe - eve, live, leave.
- Best - chest, crest, quest, rest, test, west.
- Better – matter.
- Body – beauty, dirty, party.
- Book - brook, cook, hook, look, took.
- Boy destroy, employ, enjoy, joy, toy.
- Care bear, hair, pair, share, square, there, wear, where.
- Chance – dance, ends, fans, France, friends, hands, romance, sense, tense.
- Change – range, strange.
- Child – mild, smiled, wild.
- City - duty, kitty, pity, pretty.
- Cold – gold, old, rolled, sold, told, want.
- Cool - full, pool, rule, school, stool, tool, wool.
- Crazy - amazing, baby, easy, lady, lazy, maybe.
- Day – away, clay, deejay, delay display, grey, hey, lay, may, okay, pay, play, relay, replay, say, stay, they, today, way.
- Down - brown, clown, crown, frown, town.
- Dream – beam, been, between, cream, extreme, green, marine, scream, screen, steam, stream, supreme, swim, team, teen, theme.
- Eyes – dies, guys, ice, lies, nice, price, slice, sunrise, surprise, twice.
- Face – case, lace, place, race, space.
- Fine - combine, dine, divine, design, line, mine, nine, shine, sign, time, vine, wine.
- Fire - admire, denier, desire, entire, fighter, flower, flyer, higher, inspire, liar, power.
- Flash - crash, hash, mash, smash, splash, trash.
- Forever - ever, never, together.
- Friend - band, defend, descend, depend, end, hand, land, send, spend, stand, trend, understand.
- Future – nature, picture.
- Game - became, came, claim, frame, name, same. Smile - aisle, I'll, isle, mile, style, vile, while.
- Go ago, blow, bellow, flow, glow, grow, hello, know, no, oh, show, slow, snow, so, throw.
- God - blood, flood, mud.
- Good – could, foot, hood, mood, should, shoot, stood, wood, would.
- Happen – happy, heaven, seven.
- Hate - create, date, eight, fate, gate, great, late, locate, state, wait.
- Head - bed, bread, dead, had, red, said.
- Heart – apart, art, cart, chart, fart, part, smart, start.
- Hell - well, shell, fell, bell, tell, sell, smell,
- Here - clear, dear, fear, fever.
- Hurt - alert, a lot, comfort, desert, dot, forgot, hot, jackpot, not, slot, shot.
- I buy, by, bye, cry, defy, deny, die, dry, eye, fly, goodbye, guy, high, inside, lie, my, pie, side, sigh, shy, sky, tie, try , why.
- It admit, bit, fit, grit, hit, knit, meet, shit, sit, split.
- Let - debt, forget, net, set, sunset, yet.
- Level – devil.
- Life - Alive, dive, drive, five, knife, rife, strife, wife.
- Lip - chip, deep, equip, hip, jeep, keep, ship, skip, sleep, sweep.
- Love above, dove, enough, glove, half, laugh, of, off, shove, staff, tough.
- Man - can, fan, ran. In - been, begin, between, clean, green, keen, mean, queen, seen, skin.
- Me - be, fee, free, key, tea, tree, sea, see, she, we.
- Mind behind, declined, defined, designed, divined, find, kind, remind, signed.
- Money - bunny, funny, honey, mummy, sunny.
- More - bore, door, for, four, floor, score, store.
- Much – such, touch.
- Need - beat, feed, kid, meet, seat, sheet, speed, street, sweet, weed.
- News - blues, confuse, muse, shoes.
- Night – bite, bright, light, delight, fight, flight, height, knight, might, right, sight, slight, tight, tonight, white.
- Now - allow, how, low. Up - but, cup.
- One - anyone, done, fun, gone, none, run, sun.
- Out – about, around, cloud, doubt, ground, shout, sound, without.
- Over - clover, cover.
- Pain – brain, campaign, champagne, complain, explain, in vain, lane, main, plain, rain, train.
- Real – deal, feel, hill, steel, still.
- Reason – frozen, season.
- Rent - present, prevent, sent, tent.
- Respect - connect, correct, direct, effect, expect, reflect, select, suspect.
- Self - brave, gave, help, save, wave.
- Star - are, bar, car, far, guitar.
- Stop - top, cop, pop, drop, shop.
- Take - brake, cake, fake, lake, make, shake, snake, wake.
- That - bad, cat, dad, fat, flat, glad, mad, sad.
- Thing – bring, king, nothing, ring, sing, spring, sting.
- This - assist, bliss, consist, exist, insist, kiss, miss, peace, resist.
- Time - I'm, climb, clime, crime, fine, lime, mine, rhyme.
- Tomorrow - shadow, swallow, window, yellow, fellow.
- Truth – smooth, sooth.
- Walk - block, lock, rock, shock, talk.
- Word - award, accord, bird, board, record, scored, stored, third.
- Worry - hurry, sorry.
- Wrong - along, belong, long, song, strong.
- You – adieu, blue, blew, dew, do, few, knew, ooh, threw, through, to, too, two, true, rescue, shoe, view, who, zoo.
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Funny pairs of English words
English doesn't seem very poetic to me, but it's a pleasure to pronounce and hear some English words. For example: higgledy piggledy, hugger mugger, topsy turvy and pell mell. Most of these words rhyme, that is, they have the same final sound, but a different initial one.
The combination of similarities and differences can give us a little push to understand the meaning of the couple, because they all mean the same thing - a situation where everything is confused, in a mess, upside down or scattered everywhere. For example: “My house is all topsy turvy, everything is all over the place” or “Sorry everything is so higgledy piggledy, I will tidy up later“.
Other interesting-sounding examples of rhyming compounds include: hurly burly, super duper, itty bitty, razzle-dazzle, bees knees, and lovey dovey. In most of these stable combinations, the first word conveys the possible meaning of the whole couple, which the second word reinforces, for example, lovey from love and dovey from dove (a dove symbolizing love) are combined to describe an overly sentimental expression of love.
Other compound words include nitty gritty (as in the sentence “Let's get down to the nitty gritty” – let's get down to business) and wheeler dealer (“He's a bit of a wheeler dealer“, which means a person who cleverly uses any opportunities for self-enrichment).
Dilly dally is another interesting sounding combination made popular by entertainer Mary Lloyd. This verb, consisting of two words with the same consonant sounds, means “to hesitate”, “to waste time, not daring to do something”. Another similar word that we all know is ping pong, or table tennis. Zig zag, wishy washy, see saw, and mish mash are other examples of common compound words formed by consonants.
There are also phrases that can be used separately, but in direct proximity carry a greater semantic charge, for example: “They were a dream team the year they won the double.”
There are also short phrases of two words connected by an article or conjunction, for example: “I want some peace and quiet“.