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Words that rhyme with day

Syllables

Syllables are counted as vowel sounds in the word’s CMU Pronouncing Dictionary entry, so fire (F AY1 ER0) counts as 2. That is the dictionary’s view, not a rule of English: it also lists fire as F AY1 R, one syllable, the way many singers say it.

DAY — said DAY (D EY1), 1 syllable

390 perfect rhymes in the CMU dictionary, 96 of them everyday words — plus 0 sound-family and 1,956 assonance near rhymes.

Same sound, different spelling: de, dey, dae, daye

No multi-syllable rhymes: “day” has only one stressed syllable, so there is no earlier stressed syllable to match.

Perfect rhymes 390

Identical from the stressed vowel to the end: EY.

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Rarer words and names (294)

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Near rhymes: sound family 0

Same vowels, consonants swapped within a family (stops, fricatives, nasals…).

None in the dictionary.

Near rhymes: assonance 1,956

Same vowels (EY) from the stress on, any consonants.

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1,011 more everyday words

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Rarer words and names (885)

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Rhyming “day”

day is D EY1 in the dictionary: 1 syllable, rhyming on EY. Any word that ends in exactly those sounds is a perfect rhyme, however it is spelled.

Of its 390 perfect rhymes, 96 are everyday words: a, array, away, ballet, bay, convey, decay, delay, display, essay, everyday, gay, gray, hay, hey, lay, may, nay, obey, pay, play, portray, pray, ray, re, say, spray, stay, stray, survey, they, today, tray, way, weigh, allay, astray, betray, bouquet, bray, buffet, cabaret, cache, chalet, clay, communique, crochet, croquet, disarray, dismay, disobey, faraway, filet, fillet, fray, gaudier, halfway, hooray, jay, neigh, okay, prepay, prey, puree, quay, repay, replay, slay, sleigh, spay, sway, toupee, valet, anime, baa, defray, dossier, dray, fey, flay, j, k, lei, moray, overplay, overstay, parfait, parquet, purvey, sachet, satay, sorbet, underpay, underplay, whey and yea. The other 294 are rarer words or names, folded under “rarer words and names”.

No near rhyme swaps only a consonant of the same family, so the nearest everyday options are assonance — same vowels, other consonants: ace, age, aged, aid, aid's and aids.

Tap any word to see its own rhymes. The rules for each kind of rhyme are on the front page, and so are the limits: the dictionary is General American, so accents can rhyme differently.

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35 song words, ranked from fewest everyday perfect rhymes — how the list was made.