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Phonetic Finder FREE with Rhymer for Windows
Find words by their sounds! This is extremely useful software for wordsmiths, linguists, and teachers.

Now you can quickly and easily:
Retire your hardback rhyming dictionary
Reduce brainstorming time
Choose from a larger selection of rhyming words
Create rhyming poetry that sounds polished and professional
Enjoy creating rhyming verse

This rhyming dictionary will help you quickly find:

End rhymes (blue/shoe)
Words with ending rhyme have the same ending sound, commonly a vowel sound followed by a consonant sound, as in airplane, campaign, train, and vein.

Last syllable rhymes (timber/harbor)
Words with last syllable rhymes have the same sounds in the last syllable. For example, threw/breakthrough, humanity/zesty, and pleat/complete.

Double rhymes (conviction/prediction)
Words with double rhyme have the same vowel sound and following consonant sounds in the second-to-last syllable, and the same sounds in the final syllables. For example, walking/talking, humming/coming, and navigator/waiter.

Triple rhymes (frightening/brightening)
Words with triple rhyme have the same vowel sound and following consonant sounds in the third-to-last syllable, and the same sounds in the remaining syllables. For example, antelope/cantaloupe and greenery/scenery.

Beginning rhymes (physics/fizzle)
Words with beginning rhyme have the same initial consonant sounds and the same first vowel sound, as in scenery/cedar.

First syllable rhymes (carrot/caring)
Words with first syllable rhyme have the same sounds in the first syllable. For example, fairground/ferryboat.

Not Your Ordinary Rhyming Dictionary:

Too many rhyming books for a book
Rhymer reviews over 93,000 words in search of specific rhymes.

Use Rhymer from inside Microsoft Word for Windows.
Rhymer installs on Word's Tools menu and lets you insert rhyming words directly into your document. If you have a Macintosh or a different Windows word processor, you can still run the program by itself and copy and paste words into your document.

Specify the range of syllables you want in your search
(e.g. Find rhymes between one and two syllables only).

Specify the range of letters you want in your search
(e.g. Find rhymes between one and eight letters only).

Choose from alternate pronunciations
e.g., when you type "read" do you want it to sound like "reed" or "red"?)