WikiRhymer

WikiRhymer is a wiki-style rhyming dictionary made for songwriters, poets, and lyric writers. Type any word into the search box to see words and phrases that rhyme with it. The site was built by a professional songwriter, so its rhyme groups follow how words sound in real songs and poems. You can search right away without an account, and the results show the strongest matches first. Check the official site for current details before you rely on any single rhyme list.

Key Features

Pure Rhymes

Pure rhymes share the same vowel sound in the stressed part of the word. The stressed part must also start with a different consonant sound.

End Rhymes

End rhymes are pure rhymes that match on the last syllable only. They help you land a clean rhyme at the end of a line.

Near Rhymes

Near rhymes almost match on the vowel sound of the stressed syllable. You build one by adding or removing a consonant after that vowel.

Near End Rhymes

Near end rhymes match on the vowel sound of the last syllable only. They give you looser options when a strict rhyme feels forced.

Mosaic Rhymes

Mosaic rhymes use more than one word to match a single word. For example, the words tell us can rhyme with the word jealous.

Vowel Rhyme Sets

Rhyme sets are grouped by vowel sound, from A to U. You can open a set to browse every word that shares that sound.

Largest Rhyme Sets

The largest sets list the sounds with the most rhymes, such as n-ation and b-e. They are a fast start when you need many options.

Community Corrections

Anyone can add a rhyme the site missed or fix a mistake. Each fix makes the shared word list stronger for the next writer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I get without Pro, and what does Pro add?

Without Pro, you get full access to pure rhymes, but only the first 3 sets of end rhymes, near rhymes, and near end rhymes for each word. Pro unlocks all WikiRhymer data and removes ads from result pages.

Do I need an account to search for rhymes?

No. You can search any word without signing up. An account is only needed for Pro, which you reach through the Go Pro button.

Is there a WikiRhymer app?

There is no app to install. WikiRhymer is a website, so you open it in any web browser on your phone, tablet, or computer.

What is the Lyric Feedback Service on the homepage?

It is a separate product from the same creator, Bud Tower. It sells a paid report and phone consult on your lyrics, and it is not part of WikiRhymer.

Conclusion

WikiRhymer gives songwriters and poets a plain way to find rhymes that fit the sound they need. Its rhyme types cover strict matches, near matches, and multi-word matches, while the browse lists help you look around when no single word comes to mind. Open the site, type a word, and see which rhyme type fits your line best.