Explore 600 Rhyming Words with Fun Word Games

Rhyming Words are fascinating! At EnglishGeni, you will find an exhaustive compilation of rhyming words. Beyond that, you will find custom rhyming words exercises to help you ponder over and perfect the use of each rhyming word in the set.

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Enjoy the rhythmic appeal of rhyming words while attempting these carefully constructed English vocabulary building exercises.

What are Rhyming Words?

Rhyming words, in simple terms, are words that share a common ending sound. In this article, we will focus on similar ending sound patterns!

Rhyming word patterns are of a number of kinds though. Some take a poem- or song-like verse style where alternate lines or most or all lines have phonemically similar sound on ending words. This can be a lot of fun, as you’ll explore here!

Why Learn Rhyming Words?

We would all be challenged to find a child who forgets the words to “Old McDonald” or “Pat a Cake”!

So, what’s the trick that’s making these nursery rhymes so easy to memorize and recall? It’s the repetitive rhythmic pattern of their ending words. And remember: Repetition is key to Language Learning! Read on to know more benefits.

Rhyming Words and Early Literacy Skills Building

85 Rhyming Word Groups and Image exercises for all levels.

Image credit Andrew Lobov & Nadezda Kuznetsova@Dreamstime

Rhyming words and songs should be ideally introduced in early childhood. However, many teachers and parents are unaware of the benefits of introducing rhyming word families i.e. the rhyming word groups early in life.

Firstly, rhyming builds phonological awareness, which is the ability to recognize the sounds of the English language.
For Indians, who are non-native speakers, this is very significant as it helps to develop this sense in children.
Exposure to rhyming sounds actually improves the mental process of expressing written words.
Builds the ability to differentiate sounds making learning spelling much easier.
Rhythm perception, phonological awareness and alphabet-sound knowledge, which are all important precursors to developing reading skills
When rhyming words are introduced later in childhood, the emphasis moves to learning the meanings of word groups, missing out on many benefits.

Why Try EnglishGeni’s Rhyming Word Puzzles?

Here are some great reasons why they are a must-try!

Over 600 unique words in a 2000 rhyming word pool
Over 80 rhyming word groups
35 rhyming exercise sets
30 IDIOMS and PHRASES are tucked in to these rhyming word exercises.
Exercises to stimulate the recall of existing vocabulary
Young learners are constantly engaged in subconscious learning; these Rhyming Words Exercises provide the stimulus.
Learners become aware of the contextual meanings of rhyming words
Provides motivation to expand vocabulary in a fun way!
Gain the basic skills to become a budding Poet, Songwriter or Lyricist!

Learning Objectives

This lesson is designed with the objective of putting a learner through intensive rhyming drills with the end outcome being the acquisition of two important skills:

Sound Recognition:

By the end of the rhyming word families, all learners would be able to recognize sound patterns. To test this ability, do a simple reading exercise with nearly 40 exercises provided below. Please read and ask your child to point out the sound families he/she recognizes. For instance: “Bat and Matt sound similar!”

Sound Differentiation:

Learners should be able to clearly differentiate the different sound groups. Check out the exercises section below to know how to test. For instance, “Bat is not the same sound as Bet!“

The exercises at the end of the rhyming word families will help parents and teachers understand how to use this lesson optimally in testing the newly acquired skills.

Staggered Learning: A Note to Parents and Teachers

It takes courageous teachers to put aside the orthodoxy in language classrooms and bring in rhythm to make language learning memorable for students. If you are wondering what is the best way to ensure that learners comfortably use and retain newly gained vocabulary, rhyming words rank right on top! Try a tune on these!

For Kindergarten, Class 1 or Class 2 Learners:

STEP 1: Primarily focus on the Rhyming Word sets.

STEP 2: The parent or teacher must read the exercise-rhyme along with the answers a few times. Let your child perceive this as fun first!

STEP 3: On consequent readings, make your child guess the words from memory or context.

If your child isn’t ready, you could try our 3-Letter Words, which are easy one-syllable sounds!

Intermediate and Above Level Users:

Here’s the best way to go about the Rhyming Word Sets and Exercise Puzzles:

Look at the images for the Rhyming Words group you would need to fill in the blanks. Once you do, you’d be reading an interesting new Rhyme as well.
Do not look at the solutions unless you really aren’t able to guess.
Look up the meanings of unknown words at Dictionary.com.
Visit the Rhyming Words Exercises page for more interesting word puzzles.
You could try out our other vocabulary lessons as well. {details and links]
Complete the exercises below with the words in the image!
Answers are right next but try not to look! Give it your best shot!

Remember to Use SEARCH option (cTrl+F) to quickly find the RHYMING WORD You’re Looking For!
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You Rhyming Words and Exercise

YOU: True – Blue – Drew – Crew – Strew – View – Adieu – Pursue – Cue – Kangaroo

Is that you who drew the crew?	crew?
Yes! I drew the ____	crew
who came to see my ____	Kangaroo!
It’s really cute in their ____.	view
Now it’s time for adieu!
As if on ___	cue
my Kangaroo bid bye too!

Tree Rhyming Words and Exercise

TREE: Free – Bee – See – Knee – Fee – Flea – Me – Key – Wee – Degree

Is that a ________ on that tree?	bee
What do I ________?	see?
Someone tell ________!	me!
Or is that a flea on my ________	knee?
Oh, I hate it just a little ________	wee!
Since I see its ________	free
I wonder why it won’t fly free!

Time Rhyming Words and Exercise

TIME: Lime – Rhyme – Prime – Climb – Sublime – Mime – Dime – Chime – Crime – Grime

Tim was really good at m_____	mime
So people paid Tim a _____	dime.
When Tim didn’t want to _____	rhyme
he’d sing in perfect c_____	chime.
Tim mimes or rhymes all the time!

Love Rhyming Words and Exercise

LOVE: Dove – Above – Glove – Shove
Similarly spelt words: Rove – Behoove – Stove – Trove – Clove – Drove

It’s a snowy day!
Snow is something I ________	love!
Coz with my hand in my ________	glove
the snow I could ________	shove
And when I looked ________	above
I saw no pretty ________	dove
It’s just a snowy day!

Me Rhyming Words and Exercise

ME: Be – See – Free – We – Key – Flea – Tree – Agree – Knee – Degree

Birds are so ________	free
Sit on every ________	tree
To be happy is ________	key
Whether it’s birds or ________	we.
To what d________	degree
would you a________?	agree?”

Life Rhyming Words and Exercise

LIFE – Strife – Wife – Rife – Knife – Fife – Rife – Fife – Wife

There lived a man and _____	wife
With a lot of s_____	strife
Itching for fights, the air was r_____	rife!
When to cook she took a _____	knife
He said, “Sorry, dear ____	wife
Please put away the ____!”	knife
Such was their life!

Day Rhyming Words and Exercise

DAY – Ray – Way – Play – Bay – Gray – May – Spray – Clay – Array – Stay

Hey, Little Ray
That’s no way to ________	play!
You got that dirty ________	clay
All over your shirt in ________	gray
Go wash with the water ________	spray
Stay clean all ________	day
Have a squeaky clean day!

Sky Rhyming Words and Exercise

SKY – High – Fly – Guy – Bye – Pie – Die – Lie – Why – Try – Cry

If I could ____	fly
I would fly really h____	high!
I’m a happy little ____	guy
Do you know ____?	why?
‘Cause my mom made a ____	pie
And I can’t wait to t____	try
So please let me go ____	try
it’s time to say ____!	bye!

Right Rhyming Words and Exercise

RIGHT – Sight – Bright – Delight – Night – Might – Height – Flight – Tight – Right – Invite

Look at the stars!
What a pretty ____	sight!
They are so ____	bright!
I see them every ____	night!
They’re such a d____	delight!
Yes, indeed that’s right!

Bed Rhyming Words and Exercise

BED – Red – Led – Shed – Fed – Spread – Dread – Head – Thread – Wed – Bread

Those pesky little bugs
they live in your ____	bed
Oh, I simply d____	dread
the thought of them in my h_____	head
or on my blanky spread.

Dog Rhyming Words and Exercise

DOG – Log – Frog – Jog – Bog – Fog – Cog – Sog – Smog – Hog – Blog

A strange little dog made friends with a ___	frog
He jogged in the ____	fog
Frog splashed in the ___	bog
Sometimes they’d sit on a big ___	log
and fret about the ____.	smog
They’re friends who don’t____	cog!
One day the dog jump like a ____	frog
And everyone cheered, agog!

Write Rhyming Words and Exercise

WRITE – Sight – Night – Light – Might – Mite – Flight – Height – Bright – Fright – Delight- Excite

It’s a funny sound, right?!
But I’m talking about ‘write’!
There’s a yes and a right!
There’s a left and a right!
So, what do I write?

Only one will be ____	right
going by what you ____	write.
So both you need to get ___	right
And then write ____!	right!
But, do you know my favorite ___?	right?
When my bus driver goes, “Right-Right”!

Play Rhyming Words and Exercise

PLAY – Day – Way – Say – Ray – Stay – Bay – Clay – Pray – Pay – Sway – Clay – Decay

Won’t you play?!
it’s a lovely ____	day
You and I can stay and ____	play
Let’s play by the____?!	Bay
with the clammy ____?!	clay?
You could dance and ____	sway
I’ll let you have your ____!	way
But please let’s play!

Heart Rhyming Words and Exercise

HEART – Dart – Start – Apart – Chart – Smart – Part – Depart – Cart – Art – Apart

Lil’ Robby is very s____	smart
That sets him a____	apart
The game was about to ____	start
He rushed to take ____	part
He took out his ____	dart
and aimed it at the ____	chart
then saw the dart ____	depart
landing perfectly like an ____	art!

Eyes Rhyming Words and Exercise

EYES – Lies – Wise – Prize – Flies – Size – Ties – Cries – Sunrise – Supplies – Compromise

The prince was very wise!
He could see through anyone’s ____	lies
He was of a puny ____	size
He was early to ____	rise
worked hard from sun____	sunrise
All were equal in his ____.	eyes

Sun Rhyming Words and Exercise

SUN – Fun – Run – Bun – Done – Hun – Ton – Shun – Won – Dun – None

Run, honey____	honeybun
It’s time to be ____	done
Keep away from the s____	sun
It ruins all the f____!	fun!

Star Rhyming Words and Exercise

STAR – Far – Bar – Car – Scar – Tar – Jar – Spar – Avatar – Guitar – Radar

In the sky so ____	far
twinkly shiny____ where angels are	star
Shine like a diamond char
Nightly shadows ____	mar
moon near and ____	far
I wish upon a ____	star
Dreams big and____	bizarre

Smile Rhyming Words and Exercise

SMILE – While – Style – Mile – Isle – File – Profile – Pile – Nile – Defile – Reconcile

They lived on a little ____	isle.
Very close to River ____	Nile
In fact, a single ____	mile
They cleaned the garbage ___s.	piles
They wonder why people d____	defile
the pure river ____	Nile
It’s sure won’t make you smile!

Poem Rhyming Words and Exercise

POEM – Stem – Them – Gem – Hem – Rem – Stem – Scheme – Creme – Meme

Jerome has a home
it’s shaped like a d____	dome
He does not live in ____	Rome
Where he lives it’s white as f____	foam
So where is indeed his ____?	home?
It’s in the Arctic zone!

Moon Rhyming Words and Exercise

MOON – Spoon – Tune – Soon – June – Prune – Loon – Rune – Croon – Balloon – Neptune

Soon, it’s gonna be ____	June
My garden I’m gonna ____	prune
as I sing my little ____	tune
I never tire when I cr____	croon
Don’t think I’m a l____	loon
I’m happy as a toon.
I blew my ____	balloon
It landed on N____	Neptune
Or maybe even the moon!

Free Rhyming Words and Exercise

FREE – Tree – Bee – See – Glee – Key – nee – Plea – Flea – Lee – Degree

To you Mr____	Lee
with the broken ____	knee
To you, little bee
sitting high on the ____	tree
To you, flimsy flea
living in my yard rent____	free
Just let me ____!	be!

Book Rhyming Words and Exercise

BOOK – Look – Hook – Took – Cook – Nook – Brook – Crook – Shook – Spook – Overlook

Who took my ____?	book?
I looked in every ____	nook
I want it back by __ or___	hook or crook
Just tell me, sis Brook
if indeed you t____	took
Now, what is that ____	look?
don’t look so sh____	shook
You’ve been naughty before
So, I just can’t o____	overlook!

Man Rhyming Words and Exercise

MAN – Can – Plan – Tan – Clan – Span – Pan – Scan – Flan – Gran – Bran

I’ll share about my granpa Stan!
He’s a rollicky-round funny ____	man
Well, what do I say-
He’s The Man for ____	gran
They’ve been together their whole life__	span.

All Rhyming Words and Exercise

ALL – Tall – Call – Fall – Hall – Wall – Small – Ball – Stall – Install – Recall

Let me tell you all,
I had a nasty f____	fall
when I was kinda ____	small
right in our dining ____	hall
as I chased my ____	ball
and I hit the w____!	wall
Now I can’t really r____	recall
too much about my ____.	fall

Red Rhyming Words and Exercise

RED – Bed – Shed – Led – Said – Dread – Spread – Bread – Fed – Head – Dead

A rooster ____	red
lived in the ____	shed
every day it ____	fed
on mealy ____	bread
One day it ____	said
I want a softy ____	bed
to lay my ____	head
the shed I ____	dread
its floor is hard is ____	lead!

Way Rhyming Words and Exercise

WAY – Day – Play – Say – Lay – May – Pay – Gray – Ray – Delay – Array – Today – Sway – Stay – Okay – Convey – Relay

Dad, can you take me ____	today
to go to The Bakery Bay
or, just tell me the ____	way?!
Just a minute!” Said Mr.Ray
First, let me ____	pay
for this perfume ____!	spray.

Blue Rhyming Words and Exercise

BLUE – True – Crew – Hue – Due – New – Dew – Stew – Clue – Through – Review

Everyone is feeling blue
It was wet and cold with ____	dew
The crew had their hot ____	stew
The crew seems pretty new
They seem to have no ____	clue
That is totally t____!	true.

Friend Rhyming Words and Exercise

FRIEND – Bend – Blend – End – Attend – Lend – Trend – Depend – Pretend – Extend – Defend

Hello my upset friend!
Don’t p____	pretend
like it’s the ____	end
We’ll always be f___s	friends
Don’t say, “it depends!”	depends

Word Rhyming Words and Exercise

WORD – Heard – Bird – Third – Absurd – Nerd – Afford – Sword – Accord – Inward – Forward

1. I ____a little ____	Heard – bird
2. The nerd said, “that’s a____!”	absurd
3. Is the drone flying ____or going f____?	Inward – forward
4. I still can’t a____ if it cost a ____	Afford – third
5. Tell me, what’s the w____? (word/world)	word!

Rain Rhyming Words and Exercise

RAIN – Train – Pain – Drain – Chain – Gain – Mane – Plain – Spain – Maintain – Terrain

It had started to rain
and her chain fell in the ____.	drain
She had to catch her ____,	train
so it drove her in____.	insane
Yet, she got on the ____.	train

Night Rhyming Words and Exercise

NIGHT – Light – Sight – Fight – Bright – Height – Delight – Might – Tight – night – Fright

My pet is really____	bright
It’s such a thorough d____	delight
It’s of a really tiny h____.	height
Today, it’s nowhere in ____	sight
there’s little day____	daylight
it’s almost close to ____!	night!

Green Rhyming Words and Exercise

GREEN – Scene – Clean – Screen – Bean – Lean – Mean – Teen – Machine – Gene – Marine

If I eat greens–
a lot of green ____s	beans
will I look like a ma____	marine
or a l____ m____ ma____?	lean mean machine?
like the stars on the sc____!	screen

Light Rhyming Words and Exercise

LIGHT – Sight – Night – Light – Might – Flight – Height – Bright – Fright – Delight – Excite

The majestic Boeing f____	flight
always a great ____	sight
be it day or ____!	night
It flies at a great ____	height
for some a merry d____	delight
for others quite a f____!	fright

Face Rhyming Words and Exercise

FACE – Lace – Race – Space – Grace – Trace – Embrace – Replace – Chase – Disgrace – Showcase

The lady was full of ____	grace
She wore a dress of ____	lace
She held her child in an ____	embrace
Oh, what a ____	disgrace!
The market was a crowded ____	place
Every hawker seemed to ____	chase
Their wares they wanna ____	Showcase!

Pig Rhyming Words and Exercise

PIG – Dig – Big – Wig – Fig – Twig – Jig – Rig – Gig – Sprig

The pig that tried to ____	dig
coz it wanted to hide its f____	fig
that still was on a t____	twig
As it seemed to deeply dig
it seemed to do a ____	jig
and so fell off its ____	wig!
lol, his hair was just a ____	sprig
though he was really kind of____	big
Oh pig, you wear your ____!	wig!

50 More Rhyming Word Groups

Here are more Rhyming Words Groups. For exercises on each of these word sets and more, visit the Practice Section from the homepage menu bar.

SEA – Bee – Key – Free – Lee – Glee – Wee – Tee – Three – Agree – Degree

UP – Cup – Pup – Sup – Yup – Gup – Krupp – Tup

FISH – Dish – Wish – Swish – Dish – Squish – Dish – Trish – Garnish – Relish – Replenish

CAR – Star – Far – Bar – Jar – Scar – Mar – Tar – Char – Spar – Parr

HOME – Rome – Dome – Comb – Foam – Chrome – Nome – Loam – Syndrome

HIGH – Sky – Fly – Cry – Fry – Guy – Tie – Pie – Try – Lie – Supply

DEN – Pen – Ten – Zen – When – Men – Zen – Wren – Ben – Hen

BAC – Jack – Pack – Track – Crack – Black – Stack – Attack – Sack – Lack – Smack

DOWN – Brown – Clown – Frown – Town – Crown – Gown – Renown – Pronoun – Uptown – Downtown

EYE – Bye – Cry – Fly – Lie – Pry – Guy – Pie – Try – Shy – Sky

HOME – Rome – Dome – Foam – Chrome – Comb – Tome – Nome – Loam – Gnome – Shalom

BEE – Bee – Free – Tree – Flee – Glee – Three – Agree – Degree – Key – Knee

HIGH – Sky – Fly – Try – Cry – Guy – Tie – Pie – Dry – Bye – Lie – High

PEN – Den – Ten – Zen – When – Men – Glen – en – Then – Wren – Hen

BACK – Rack – Pack – Jack – Black – Sack – Crack – Track – Attack – Lack – Stack

BRIGHT – Night – Light – Sight – Fight – Right – Delight – Flight – Might – Height – White

DOWN – Brown – Town – Clown – Frown – Crown – Gown – Renown – Crown – Uptown – Shutdown

EYE – Pie – Lie – Fly – Cry – Try – Sky – Die – Bye – Why – Guy

CUP – Up – Sup – Pup – Yup – Gup – Cup – Krupp

ROAD – Toad – Mode – Node – Load – Code – Abode – Explode – Node – Ode – Episode

TEN – Pen – Den – When – Zen – Men – en – Hen – Zen – Wren – Yen

BAG – Flag – Drag – Rag – Tag – Sag – Brag – Swag – Frag – Stag – Zigzag

ONE – Done – Fun – Sun – Run – Bun – Gun – Son – Nun – Won – Pun

CRY – Sky – Fly – Try – Shy – High – Why – Sigh – Spry – Ally – July

CHASE – chase – daze – amaze – faze – raze – craze – maze – praise – taze – blaze – haze – laze – gaze

GOING – Showing – Flowing – knowing – Growing – Snowing – Glowing – Owing – Rowing – Throwing – Crowing

AWAY – Day – Play – Say – Gray – Ray – Delay – Array – Today – Sway – Okay

STARS – Mars – Bars – Cars – Farce – Charms – Oars – Scarce – Parses – Bazaars – Cigars

FUN – Run – Sun – Bun – Pun – Won – Shun – Ton – Nun – Done – Son

MORE – Core – Bore – Lore – Snore – Shore – Explore – Score – Before – Implore – Restore

FLY – Sky – High – Pie – Tie – By – Die – Eye – Vie – Stye – Guy – Nigh – Fly –

TOP – Hop – Stop – Cop – Drop – Prop – Chop – Slope – Mop – Pop – Shop

GO – Doe – Foe – Toe – Tow – Row – Blow – Show – Slow – Crow – Snow – Flow – Bow

CAT – Hat – Rat – Sat – Mat – Bat – Fat – Pat – Chat – Splat – Flat

LONG – Song – Strong – Wrong – Gong – Along – Pong – Tong – Cong – Throng – Dong

SEE – Free – Tree – Bee – Flea – Glee – Three – Agree – Degree – key – knee

KIDS – Lids – kids – Bids – Grids – Solids – Squids – Skids – Slid –

FROG – Bog – Jog – Log – Dog – Smog – Cog – Fog – Slog – Hog – Catalog

GOOD – Wood – Hood – Mood – Food – Could – Rood – Stood – Understood – Brood

CARE – Dare – Stare – Share – Bear – Wear – Mare – Rare – Square – Snare – Declare

AND – Sand – Hand – Band – Land – Grand – Stand – Strand – Understand – Command – Demand

DREAM – Team – Beam – Steam – Gleam – Scheme – Extreme – Cream – Theme – Redeem

BALL – Tall – Call – Hall – Fall – Small – Wall – Stall – Maul – Install – Overall – Recall

FUNNY – Money – Sunny – Bunny – Honey – Runny – Sunny – Sonny

HAPPY – Snappy – Nappy – Sappy – Flappy – Tappy – Snappy – Strappy – Crappy

AGAIN – Rain – Train – Pain – Main – Chain – Plain – Lane – Gain – Mane – Drain

SOUL – Goal – Pole – Role – Whole – Control – Patrol – Mole – Scroll – Stroll – Shoal

PAIN – Gain – Rain – Lane – Train – Drain – Chain – Mane – Vain – Spain – Crane –

HAND – Land – Grand – Sand – Band – Stand – Brand – Strand – Demand – Command – Understand

CHASE – chase – daze – amaze – faze – raze – craze – maze – praise – taze – blaze – haze – laze – gaze

BEST – test – rest – fest – pest – chest – west – jest – nest – zest – guest – invest – attest – detest – retest – request – suggest – protest – contest – manifest

WORLD – World – Hurled – Curled – Whirled – Pearled – Swirled – Furled – Hurled – Twirled

MATCH – Match – Batch – Catch – Hatch – Latch – Patch – Thatch – Dispatch – Snatch – Attach –

QUEUE – Cue – Stew – View – Grew – Drew – Flew – Sue – Crew – Few – Adieu

Rhyming Words Activities

Test Sound Recognition:

Every learner should be able to clearly recognize the basic English sounds. Try this activity to test your progress.

Story Activity 1: Read each sentence, pause, and find the matching word sets:

Ben had a pet cat named Tom. They sat on a mat and played with a plastic bat and ball. Tom purred and Ben laughed. Then, mom got a snack for Ben and Tom. Ben put his hat on his cat, Tom. It looked cute and funny!

Answers: Rhyming word sets:
1) sat-mat-bat
2) mom-Tom
3) hat-cat

Story Activity 2: Read each sentence, pause, and find the rhyming word sets:

In the jungle, Sam and Pam spotted a fox. “Look, Sam, it’s a fox!” Pam exclaimed. Sam replied, “Yes, and it’s carrying a box!” The fox quickly trotted away with the box. Sam and Pam decided to follow it. As they chased the fox, they entered a maze of rocks. Will they catch the fox or just grab the box?

Answers:
1) Sam-Pam
2) fox-box
3) fox-rocks
4) fox-box

Test Sound Differentiation:

Story Activity 3: Differentiate the sounds!

In this activity, focus on testing if the learner can recognize when the word sounds are dissimilar. Try this activity to test progress.

Sara and Jake went on a hike on a bike. They saw a lake and a snake. Sara said, “Jake, look at the snake!” Jake replied, “It’s okay, snakes won’t bite unless we bother them.” They carefully got back on their bike and continued their hike.

1) Do Sara and Jake sound similar?
2) Do hike and bike sound similar?
3) Do Lake and Snake sound similar?
4) Do Jake and Lake sound similar?
5) Do bite and bother sound similar?
6) Do they and their sound similar?

Answers:
1) No
2) Yes
3) Yes
4) Yes
5) No
6) Yes, but ‘their’ has an extra “r” sound at the end.

Try these activities for all the Rhyming Word Families listed above and for the Exercises in the Practice Hub!!
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Did you notice the 30 plus Idioms or Phrases

The fun exercises above had over 30 idioms or phrases tucked into them. If you hadn’t noticed, maybe you should read again!

in someone’s view
time for adieu/bye / time to say bye!
bid goodbye
on cue
just a wee bit/just a wee little
good at something
pay a dime
sing in perfect tune/rhythm/chime
all the time
to a degree/certain degree
a man and wife
could-would
can’t wait to try
Let me go!
made friends with
have your way
to take part
set someone apart
see through someone
near and far
wish upon a star
set the bar
living rent-free
in every nook
hard as a rock/lead
to feel blue
It depends!
A plain Jane
drive someone insane
look out of the window
nowhere in sight
to show off

Rhyming Words Book Recommendations

You may want to add an interesting book or two on Rhyming Words to your library. Here are some books you could find and purchase in India online if you wish! Kindly note that I am not an affiliate marketer or associated with the books or sellers or sales in any way.

201 English Activity Book – Fun Activities and Grammar Exercises For Children: Alphabet & Words, Rhyming & Opposites by Wonder House Books
Bob Books-Collection 6, First Stories and Rhyming Words by Lynn Maslen Kertell (2015-08-01)
Let’s Explore! The Vehicles of the Town: An Illustrated Rhyming Picture Book About Trucks and Cars for Kids Age 2-4 [Stories in Verse, Bedtime Story] by Jolas Wittler

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