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Improvements - What Rhymes With

Every dictionary, every encyclopedia all overcome revisions, updates and improvements. What Rhymes With is no different, based on user suggestions, language and rhyming, forums and users just like you, we are destined to become a great free online resource for rhymes, poetry (poems), articles, books and other rhyme related services.

Below are all of the improvements we have completed or are working on. If you have ANY suggestions, please feel completely free to submit them to support@whatrhymeswith.com to ensure your thoughts are not missed.

Without you, we can't improve. Below are all the suggestions we have received and are implementing. Please don't forget we are non-profit and need donations to continue. If you are a company, advertising helps us cover our costs just like a donation. We will be glad to accomodate your language service or product to our viewers.

Improvements Complete(rhyme improvement completed), In Progress(rhyme improvement incomplete)


  • Complete Pronuniciation - Text and Audio Upload. This will allow you to analyze whether a word you are about to use for a rhyme, poem or other is exactly the sound you are searching for. (Cost Involved)
  • Part-Of-Speech labels. This is such a great idea which was submitted by our first major suggestion. By understanding a words part-of-speech you are sure not to use the word in a rhyme incorrectly.
  • Varient spellings - known to effect assonant, consonant and eye rhymes. Varient spellings are words with other spellings such as color / colour. Same word, different spelling which will connect to our etymology and restrictive labels.
  • Etymology - knowing history of words is great for knowledge and language.
  • Homographs - spelled alike, yet different words with different meanings and origins.
  • Filter by criteria (ex. find all words ending in –al, but also filter just the two-syllable ones) - Donations required to cover improvement.
  • Count letters in words.
  • Find by letters in a word.
  • Count number of consonants in a word.
  • Find by number of consonants in a word.
  • Count number of vowels in a word
  • Inflected forms of the word.
  • Homonym, Synonyms, Antonyms - for rhyming purposes, these are exponential to great rhymes.
  • Count syllables in the word.
  • Find by number of syllables in a word.
  • Idiom - english and other languages (Volunteers Needed).
  • Charts and Labels for categorized words such as horse. Ex. rein, saddle, hames, crupper, girth, bridle, bit, collar, trace or tug. and the Abacus which surely needs an image to explain for rhyming purposes.
  • Find words starting with a single letter.
  • Define the word searched. *beta*
  • Restrictive labels - ex. informal, offensive, slang, derogatory, dialect, vulgar, poetic, archaic, historical, obsolete, trademark, other languages, country, field labels and more.
  • Vote rhymes.
  • Vote rhyme type.
  • Find by rhyme type.
  • Vote rhyme scheme.
  • Find by rhyme scheme.
  • Find words that sound similar.
  • Find words that are pronounced similar.
  • Find similar text.
  • Rhyme phrases (more than one word)
  • Membership for poetry, articles and rhyming. - Donations required to cover improvement.
  • Writers forum. - Donations required to cover improvement.
  • Poetry and rhyming books.
  • Homographs - spelled alike, yet different words with different meanings and origins.

More improvements to come will be references to both the Guide to Grammar and Writing and Principles of Composition. We are looking for volunteers at this time, however, not necessary. We believe an understanding for this grammer will be greatly useful to rhyming and poetry.

  • A- Adjectives
  • Abstract Nouns
  • Absolute Phrases
  • Acronyms (plurals of)
  • Acronyms (redundancy)
  • Active Voice (in verbs)
  • A.D. and B.C.
  • Adjective Clauses
  • Adjectival Labels
  • Adjuncts
  • Adverb Clauses
  • Adverbial Conjunctions
  • Agenda (for meetings)
  • Agent (of a sentence)
  • Agreement: Pron. & Ant.
  • Agreement: Subj. - Verb
  • Alphabetical Order
  • Amplifiers
  • Analysis-Classification
  • to begin sent.
  • Anomalous Anonymies
  • Antecedent
  • Apologetic Quotation Marks
  • Apostrophe
  • APA-style Documentation
  • Appositive Phrases
  • Argumentative Essays
  • Articles
  • Articles & Acronyms
  • As versus Like
  • Attributive Noun
  • Author's Credentials
  • Auxiliary Verbs
  • Awards (for this site)
  • Bad and Badly
  • Bare Infinitive
  • "Be" (the verb)
  • to begin sent.
  • Because clause
  • Bible (parallelism)
  • Bookshelf (recommended)
  • Brackets
  • Brainstorming
  • British Spelling
  • Bulleted Lists
  • Bush, George W., solecisms
  • Business Letter (format)
  • Can and Could
  • Case (of pronouns)
  • Cases in appositives
  • Catenative Verbs
  • Causative Verbs
  • Cause-Effect Essays
  • Classification-Analysis
  • Cleft Sentences
  • Clichés (Eliminating)
  • Clustering (ideas)
  • Coherence
  • Collective Adjectives
  • Collective Nouns
  • Colon
  • Combining Sentences
  • Comma Splices
  • Company Names
  • Comparative Adjectives
  • Comparative Adverbs
  • Comparison-Contrast
  • Complements
  • Complete Predicates
  • Complex Sentences
  • (writing)
  • Compound Plurals
  • Compound Possessives
  • Compound Words
  • Compound Sentences
  • Compounded Subjects/Objects
  • Compound-Complex Sentences
  • Compounding Pronouns
  • Computers and Writing
  • Concluding Paragraphs
  • Concrete Language
  • Conditional Verbs
  • Conditional (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
  • Conjunctive Adverbs
  • Conjuncts
  • Contractions
  • Contractions (in essays)
  • Coordinate Adjectives
  • Coordinating Conjunctions
  • Copulas (verbs)
  • Correlative Conjunctions
  • Could
  • Count Nouns
  • Dangling Modifiers
  • Dashes
  • Deadly Sin Checklist
  • Definition Essays
  • Degrees (adj) w/ premodifiers
  • Demonstrative Pronouns
  • Dependent Clauses
  • Descriptive Essays
  • Dictionaries, Thesauri (list)
  • Direct Objects
  • Directory of Tenses
  • Discontinuous noun phrase
  • Disjuncts
  • Display (Vertical) Lists
  • Ditransitive Verbs
  • Do, Does, Did
  • Do versus Make
  • Double Negatives
  • Double Possessives
  • Double Prepositions
  • Double Punctuation
  • Downtoners
  • E.g. and i.e.
  • Ellipsis
  • Elliptical Clauses
  • E-mail (capitals)
  • Emphasizers
  • Emphatic Sentences
  • Essential Clauses
  • Euphemism
  • Evaluative Essays
  • Examples (in essays)
  • Exclamation Mark
  • Expletive Constructions
  • Factitive Verbs
  • Family Names (plurals)
  • FANBOYS
  • (page)
  • Few and A Few
  • Fewer and Less
  • Finite Verbs
  • First Conditional
  • Five-Paragraph Essay
  • Focus Adverbs
  • Format Requirements
  • Freewriting
  • Fused Sentences
  • Future Tenses
  • Gender Problems
  • Gerunds
  • Gerunds vs Infinitives
  • Gerund Phrases
  • Gettysburg Address (parallelism)
  • Going to . . .
  • Good and Well
  • (answers)
  • GrammarPoll
  • GrammarRock Lyrics
  • Guestbook
  • Guestbook Archives
  • Have, Has, and Had
  • Helping Verbs
  • (a/an)
  • Holidays (forms)
  • Homonyms/Homophones
  • Hyphens
  • I.e. and e.g.
  • Imperative Mood
  • Indefinite Pronouns
  • Indefinite Relative Pronouns
  • Independent Clauses
  • Indicative Mood
  • Indirect Objects
  • Indirect Questions
  • Indirect Quotations
  • Indirect Speech
  • Infinitives
  • Infinitive Phrases
  • Initials
  • Intensifiers (adverbs)
  • Intensifiers (Unnecessary)
  • Intensive Pronouns
  • Interjections
  • Internet (writing resource)
  • Interrobang
  • Interrogative Adjectives
  • Interrogative Pronouns
  • Intransitive Verbs
  • Introductory Paragraphs
  • Inversion (of subj-verb)
  • Irregular Plurals
  • Irregular Verb Forms
  • Italics
  • Its versus It's
  • Lay, lie
  • Less and Fewer
  • Like versus As
  • Linking Verbs
  • Lists
  • Literature (writing about)
  • Little and A Little
  • Mass Nouns
  • May and Might
  • Minutes (for meetings)
  • Misplaced Modifiers
  • Mixed Constructions
  • Mixed Metaphors
  • MLA-style documentation
  • Mnemonics (spelling)
  • Modal Auxiliary Verbs
  • Modifiers
  • Modifier Placement
  • Moods of Verbs
  • More Than vs Over
  • Mutating/Mutated Plurals
  • Narrative Essays
  • Nonrestrictive Clauses
  • Negative Adverbs
  • Nominative Absolute
  • Nominative Possessive
  • Non-Count Nouns
  • None (singular/plural)
  • Non-Finite Verbs
  • Noun Clauses
  • Noun Markers
  • Noun of Address
  • Noun Phrases
  • Numbered Lists
  • Object Complements
  • Objectivity (maintaining)
  • Objects
  • One (as a pronoun)
  • Online Resources
  • Outlining
  • Over vs. more than
  • Packed Noun Phrases
  • Paragraphs
  • Parallelism
  • Parentheses
  • Parenthetical Elements
  • Participles
  • Participial Phrases
  • Particles
  • Passive Gerunds
  • Passive Infinitives
  • Passive Participles
  • Passive Voice (in verbs)
  • Perfect Infinitive
  • Periodic Sentences
  • Periods
  • Person (of pronouns)
  • Personal Essays
  • Personal Pronouns
  • Phrasal Modals
  • Phrasal Verbs
  • Plague Words
  • Pleonasm
  • Plurals & Apostrophes
  • Plurals of Compounds
  • Point of View
  • Possessive w/ Gerunds
  • Powerpoint Presentations
  • Predeterminers
  • Predicate Adjectives
  • Predicate Nominative
  • Predicates
  • Prefixes
  • Preposition (end of sent.)
  • Prepositions (list)
  • Prepositions, Superfluous
  • Prepositional Phrases
  • Primer Language (Avoiding)
  • Process Essays
  • Progressive Verbs
  • (Defined)
  • Pronoun - Ant. Agrmnt
  • Pronouns & Nouns Combined
  • Pronoun Cases
  • Pronoun Consistency
  • Proofreading/Editing
  • Proofreading Symbols
  • Proper Adjectives
  • Proper Nouns
  • Purpose (in writing)
  • Quantifiers
  • Question Marks
  • Quotation Marks
  • Reciprocal Pronouns
  • Redundancy (Avoiding)
  • Referral Form
  • Relative Adverbs
  • Relative Clauses
  • Relative Pronouns
  • Reflexive Pronouns
  • Reported Speech
  • Restrictive Clauses
  • Resulting Copulas
  • Resumes
  • Resumptive Modifier
  • Reviews (Literary)
  • Rhetorical Questions
  • Second Conditional
  • Sequence of Tenses
  • Semicolons
  • Sentence Combining
  • Sentences (defined)
  • Sentences (types)
  • Sentential Clauses
  • Sequence of Verbs
  • Serial Comma
  • Sexism in Language
  • Shall and Will
  • Should
  • Silent Speech
  • Simple Predicates
  • Simple Sentences
  • Simple Subjects
  • Single Quote Marks
  • Slant (or Slash)
  • Slash (or Virgule)
  • Solidus (or Slant)
  • Split Infinitives
  • Sports Teams' Names
  • Squinting Modifiers
  • Stacked Noun Phrases
  • Stative Verbs
  • Stylistic Fragments
  • Subject Complements
  • Subjects
  • Subject-Verb Inversion
  • Subjunctive Mood
  • Subordinate Clause
  • Subordinating Conjunctions
  • Summative Modifier
  • Suffixes
  • Superlative (Adjectives)
  • Tag Questions
  • of Verbs
  • Tense Consistency
  • Than and Then
  • Than (in comparisons)
  • That (omitted)
  • That versus Which
  • Thesis Statement
  • Third Conditional
  • Third-Person Essays
  • Titles (italics, etc.)
  • "To Be" Verb
  • Tone
  • Topic Sentence
  • Toward and Towards
  • Transitions (b/w sentences, par's)
  • Unbiased Language
  • Underlining
  • Understood Subjects
  • Untriggered Reflexive Pron.
  • Verbals
  • Verb Complements
  • Verb Tense Sequence
  • Verb Tense Directory
  • Verb Tenses
  • Verb Tense Consistency
  • Vertical (Display) Lists
  • Viewpoint Adverbs
  • Virgule (or Slash)
  • Vocatives
  • (Building)
  • Warning (about Guide use)
  • Well and Good
  • Which versus That
  • Who and Whom
  • Will and Shall
  • Will and Would
  • Wordy versus Concise Sentences
  • Writers (on writing)
  • Writer's Block
  • Zero Articles

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