Rhyming Dictionary

Use our Rhyming Dictionary or Rhyme Finder by entering your chosen word in the box below:

Word:

About the Rhyming Dictionary

This beta version of our Rhyming Dictionary has just been launched. All you need to do to use the free rhyme finder is to enter a word and we'll try to find words that sound the same when they are pronounced, based on the sound of the final syllable of each word.

For instance, to find words that rhyme with 'time' enter the word 'time' above and then click 'Submit'. We'll find words that rhyme with time, such as, co-incidentally, the word rhyme itself.

Please note that the rhyming dictionary currently has only around 20,000 words, therefore if you enter a word that is not currently in the tool then no results will be returned, so please stick to common words in English. The pronunciation that the tool is modelled on is UK / British English; if you speak another type of English then it is possible that the pronunciation of some words will be different and break the rhymes.

You will be given the option to flag up any words that are suggested that you don't think actually rhyme with the word you enter.

Rhyme Finder Functionality

The rhyming dictionary is currently being trained to learn new words and pronunciations, so any feedback that you give will be examined and used for future improvements to the tool.

Any words that you enter which are not currently in the dictionary will be examined and, if valid words spelt correctly, they will be added to future implementations of the rhyming dictionary.

If you have any suggestions or comments then please do contact us. In time we may add rhyming information for multiple syllables in the word rather than just the final syllable. You can comment by contacting us.

How Does it Work?

The rhyming dictionary tool is compiled using a range of methods to work out how a word is pronounced. These include computer based algorithmic methods and human input. As this is a beta version, honing of results will be needed over time to improve the accuracy of the information returned and to consolidate results that sound the same that currently may appear disparately.