For my son's rhyming project, we need as many words that rhyme with rake. Please help.?
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Here's a whole bunch of them for you!\n\n\n1 syllable:\nache, ake, bake, blake, brake, break, cake, dake, drake, fake, flake, haik, hake, jacque, jake, lake, make, naik, paik, pake, plake, quake, sake, schake, schlake, schnake, schwake, shaik, shaikh, shake, shrake, snake, spake, stake, steak, take, wake, yake \n\n2 syllables:\nash cake, awake, blind snake, bran flake, bull snake, chopped steak, cliff brake, corn cake, corn flake, corn snake, crumb cake, disc brake, disk brake, dive brake, drum brake, fish cake, fish steak, flank steak, foot brake, forsake, glass snake, grass snake, green snake, ground snake, hand brake, head ache, hoop snake, hot cake, house snake, joint snake, king snake, lined snake, lyre snake, milk shake, milk snake, mistake, night snake, oil cake, opaque, partake, pine snake, pound cake, prune cake, rat snake, remake, retake, ringed snake, ring snake, rock brake, rock cake, rock snake, round steak, rump steak, sand snake, sea snake, spice cake, sponge cake, strip steak, swiss steak, tax break, tea break, to make, vine snake, whip snake, white cake, wood drake, worm snake, yeast cake \n\n3 syllables:\nangel cake, birthday cake, black rat snake, buckwheat cake, canker brake, carpet snake, cattle cake, chicken snake, chiffon cake, chocolate cake, coaster brake, coffee break, coffee cake, congo snake, coral snake, cotton cake, double take, garter snake, give and take, glossy snake, gopher snake, great salt lake, hognose snake, honey cake, icebox cake, johnny cake, journey cake, layer cake, lie awake, marble cake, minute steak, oxbow lake, parking brake, pasture brake, peppered steak, pepper steak, piece of cake, red rat snake, ribbon snake, ringneck snake, rough green snake, service break, shawnee cake, shooting brake, silver hake, skillet cake, smooth green snake, spider brake, spitting snake, stomach ache, t-bone steak, take the cake, tartar steak, thunder snake, tiger snake, tipsy cake, water snake, wedding cake \n\n4 syllables:\nangel food cake, applesauce cake, banded sand snake, battle of wake, coconut cake, cottonseed cake, devil's food cake, eastern ground snake, hamburger steak, hydraulic brake, indigo snake, purple rock brake, salisbury steak, western blind snake \n\n5 syllables:\nartificial lake, asian coral snake, banded water snake, burning at the stake, common garter snake, common water snake, eastern coral snake, emergency brake, indian rat snake, new world coral snake, old world coral snake, western coral snake, western ribbon snake \n\n6 syllables:\nafrican coral snake, american rock brake, australian coral snake, eastern indigo snake \n\nhttp://www.rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi?Word=rake&typeofrhyme=perfect&org1=syl&org2=l
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You will find 64 rhymes at this site:\n\nhttp://www.rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi?Word=brave&typeofrhyme=perfect&org1=syl&org2=l\n\ns
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http://www.rhymezone.com/
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Interesting Facts - English Words\nNo English words rhyme with orange, purple, silver, or month.\nhttp://www.sentex.net/~ajy/facts/words.html
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A sonnet:\n\n10 Lines, 14 syllables each, last two lines are a rhyming couplet.
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go to yahoo- and type in Search engine- popular children poems! adn looko for a long one.
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Many of these rhymes don't mean anything. What they are made for in the first place is to teach young children the art of rhythm.\n\nOnce your child reaches school age, maybe grade 2 he/she will enjoy something that will make some sort of sence. Why not try it on your child now, he/she just might enjoy it.\n\n\n\nWest wind, blow from your prairie nest\nBlow from the mountains, blow from the west.\nThe sail is idle, the sailor too;\nO! wind of the west, we wait for you.\nBlow, blow!\nI have wooed you so,\nBut never a favour you bestow.\nYou rock your cradle the hills between,\nBut scorn to notice my white lateen.\n\nI stow the sail, unship the mast:\nI wooed you long but my wooing's past;\nMy paddle will lull you into rest.\nO! drowsy wind of the drowsy west,\nSleep, sleep,\nBy your mountain steep,\nOr down where the prairie grasses sweep!\nNow fold in slumber your laggard wings,\nFor soft is the song my paddle sings.\n\nAugust is laughing across the sky,\nLaughing while paddle, canoe and I,\nDrift, drift,\nWhere the hills uplift\nOn either side of the current swift.\n\nThe river rolls in its rocky bed;\nMy paddle is plying its way ahead;\nDip, dip,\nWhile the waters flip\nIn foam as over their breast we slip.\n\nAnd oh, the river runs swifter now;\nThe eddies circle about my bow.\nSwirl, swirl!\nHow the ripples curl\nIn many a dangerous pool awhirl!\n\nAnd forward far the rapids roar,\nFretting their margin for evermore.\nDash, dash,\nWith a mighty crash,\nThey seethe, and boil, and bound, and splash.\n\nBe strong, O paddle! be brave, canoe!\nThe reckless waves you must plunge into.\nReel, reel.\nOn your trembling keel,\nBut never a fear my craft will feel.\n\nWe've raced the rapid, we're far ahead!\nThe river slips through its silent bed.\nSway, sway,\nAs the bubbles spray\nAnd fall in tinkling tunes away.\n\nAnd up on the hills against the sky,\nA fir tree rocking its lullaby,\nSwings, swings,\nIts emerald wings,\nSwelling the song that my paddle sings.
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get a rhyming dictionar or look on line or just flow something until it pops up.
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aquarium\nbarium\nherbarium\nsolarium\nterrarium\nvivarium\n\nIf you ever need help rhyming you can go to webster's rhyming dictionary. Whenever I write a poem i go here for rhyming words and it provides a lot of help
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www.poetry.com\nclick on "NEED HELP RHYMING?'\nthen wrte the word and besides choose definition.
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For centuries have humanity sought the rhyme on orange, a long lost word that rhymes with orange.  I'm sorry but there are no perfect rhymes with orange. \n\nThe closest I can come up with are:\nlozenge\nchallenge\nporridge
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I did come across this - it claims to search for them\nhttp://legacy.dillfrog.com/tools/rhymer/help.asp?word=\n\nand this has a nice little search box and some good examples\nhttp://www.brownielocks.com/spoonerisms.html
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Note that the syllable "re" here is irrelevant for finding rhymes.  A perfect rhyme only needs to match the sound beginning with the vowel of the syllable with the accent. Thus in this case, all you need is words that end with an accented "ond" sound.I\n\nabscond, beyond, blond, bond, correspond, despond, fond, frond, pond, respond, yond, \nconned, donned\nwand\n\nNOT words ending with "-awned" (at least in most dialects of Engilsh the vowel in "awn" and "on" are different)\n\n(I leave out any compound words that include the ones above, such as millpond and overfond.)
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How about THE HANDY DANDY POETRY BOOK?\n(not kidding)
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your local barnes and noble should have one or any bookstore in your area.  There is one by Random house and it is a pocket rhyming dictionary that only costs $7.99 US.\n\n:) I know you where asking for an internet one but this could be another option if you can't find a good online one.
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Young children look for rhyming poetry with a steady rhythm and basic language.  It helps if there are pictures to illustrate the ideas in the poems.  Try Shel Silverstein.
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Online naming system....play with it.\n\nhttp://www.rhymer.com/naming.html