RhymeBook - rhyming dictionary
Writing poetry is hard. Songs, too.
Now, you can relax and tell the app do the hard work of comparing phoneme strings as you kick back and let RhymeBook come up with convenient and often juvenile rhymes for whatever word you can think of.
RhymeBook is fantastic for English students, it's essential for unimaginative rappers, it's perfect for poets.
Tapping on a word brings up its wiktionary definition (It needs internet access for this).
Works with proper names as well as standard words - just make sure you capitalize them.
Oh dearest Eloise,
I love the way you sneeze.
If only you'd refreeze,
the thawed out bag of peas.
And it would be a wheeze,
If together we could seize,
A barking little Pekingese,
Together, we could do it. Please!
RhymeBook contains over 40,000 words and their pronunciations, scraped from Wiktionary.com. Every effort ha been made to standardize the various pronunciation keys and styles used, and eliminate false matches
Category : Education
Reviews (9)
It doesn't give all rhymes u need
This is what i am finding 😙 dear creator this will be more better if you can add more homonyms words and if you will improve the background it the best thank you😁 now i can make better poem for this haha :D
Typed "eyes" and was treated with "word not found!"..... garbage
i hate it
Simple and effective. It suggests rhyming words and that seems to work great but the 'dictionary' part just opens a wiktionary link in your browser. I think that could be integrated a lot better. Also a dark theme (black background, light text) would be good.
Works exactly how it's supposed to. There were some words it couldn't find, but on the whole, it's great
I put the word 'make' in the search box and immediately received a 'word not found' message. I changed it to 'made' and the app couldn't find that either.
Good app for young poets
It takes you to Wikidictionary for definitions. There's a lot of selections to rhyme with words.