Collins Rhyming Dictionary - Rosalind Fergusson

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adhered, careered, veneered, revered, * Blackbeard, bat-eared, lop-eared, goatsbeard, Bluebeard, * engineered, disappeared, pioneered, domineered, etc.

      13.3 real, * surreal, unreal, ideal, * gonorrhoeal

      13.4 Bierce, fierce, Pearse, pierce, Pierce, tierce

      13.5 beers, cheers, ears, fears, gears, hears, jeers, peers, Piers, Sears, shears, sneers, spears, Spears, Squeers, tears, tiers, years, * appears, arrears, careers, Algiers, Tangiers, in tears, ideas, all ears, * Cavaliers, engineers, etc.

      Mademoiselle from Armenteers,

      Hasn’t been kissed for forty years.

      Military song

      14.1 realty, Brearley, clearly, dearly, merely, nearly, queerly, really, yearly, weirdly, fiercely, Beardsley, beery, bleary, cheery, Cleary, dearie, dreary, eerie, Erie, eyrie, Leary, leery, Neary, Peary, peri, query, smeary, sneery, teary, theory, weary, Deirdre, Tierney, * unclearly, surreally, severely, sincerely, ideally, Dun Laoghaire, Valkyrie, Kashmiri, O’Leary, * insincerely

      14.2 weirder, theatre, era, clearer, dearer, hearer, Hera, lira, nearer, queerer, rearer, sclera, sera, shearer, smearer, sneerer, steerer, Vera, fiercer, piercer, * Madeira, Utsire, Elvira, sincerer, chimera, coherer, * sheepshearer, * amphitheatre, rangatira, lavatera, antisera, aloe vera, D’Oliviera, * reared her, cheer her, etc.

      14.3 bearded, rearward

      14.4 queried, wearied, * unwearied

      14.5 peerage, steerage, * arrearage

      14.6 cheerful, fearful, tearful, feral, scleral, spheral, Pearsall, tiercel

      14.7 serum, theorem, fearsome, meerschaum, * antiserum, * fear ’em, hear ’em, etc.

      14.8 deerskin, Erin, * jeerin’, piercin’, etc.

      14.9 Reardon, Kieran, Viren, spearman, steersman, Pearson, * Madeiran, frontiersman

      14.10 cerement, vehement, * adherent, inherent, coherent, endearment, * incoherent

      14.11 clearance, vehemence, * appearance, adherence, adherents, coherence, endearments, * perseverance, reappearance, interference, incoherence, nonappearance

      14.12 shearling, yearling, cheering, clearing, earring, gearing, hearing, jeering, rearing, searing, shearing, sneering, steering, piercing, * appearing, veneering, endearing, revering, * sheep-shearing, child-rearing, God-fearing, * engineering, persevering, disappearing, interfering, pioneering, profiteering, domineering, auctioneering, mountaineering, scrutineering, * electioneering, * orienteering, * bioengineering, etc.

      14.13 peeress, Beatrice

      14.14 cheerless, earless, fearless, peerless, beardless, sclerous, serous, clearness, dearness, nearness, weirdness, fierceness, * Severus, * Algeciras, * Ahasuerus, * hear us, feared us, etc.

      14.15 realist, theorist, pianist, * surrealist, idealist, careerist

      14.16 weirdest, clearest, dearest, nearest, queerest, fiercest, * sincerest, etc.

      14.17 Kyrgyz, queries, series, theories, wearies, Deirdre’s, * miniseries, etc.

      14.18 cheerier, drearier, eerier, wearier, * bacteria, anterior, Algeria, exterior, interior, listeria, wisteria, hysteria, inferior, diphtheria, Iberia, Liberia, Siberia, Nigeria, posterior, ulterior, superior, * cafeteria, sansevieria, Lake Superior, etc.

      14.19 hearable, steerable, cereal, ferial, serial, Cheeryble, * material, bacterial, arterial, imperial, Imperial, ethereal, venereal, sidereal, funereal, * immaterial, monasterial, managerial, magisterial, ministerial, * antibacterial

      14.20 cerium, * bacterium, imperium, deuterium, * magisterium

      14.21 Pierian, * Adlerian, Kashmirian, Cancerian, Algerian, Wagnerian, Shakespearean, Spenserian, Zaïrian, Iberian, Liberian, Siberian, Hyperion, criterion, Nigerian, Chaucerian, Mousterian, Sumerian, * Hanoverian, Presbyterian, trans-Siberian

      14.22 experience, * inexperience

      14.23 cheerfulness, fearlessness, serious, dreariness, weariness, * imperious, mysterious, Tiberias, Tiberius, * Desiderius, deleterious, etc.

       For the writing of verse is a struggle mysterious

       And the gayest of rhymes is a matter that’s serious.

      OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES

      The rhymes in this section have the ‘ee’ sound of breed and teacher as their main or final vowel sound. You can also rhyme some of these words with words ending in -y (e.g. happily, telepathy, capability), which you will find in other sections.

      15.1 B, be, Bea, bee, Brie, C, Cree, D, Dee, E, fee, flea, flee, free, G, gee, ghee, glee, he, key, knee, lea, lee, Lee, Leigh, me, mi, P, pea, pee, plea, quay, re, sea, scree, see, she, ski, spree, T, te, tea, tee, the, thee, three, tree, Tree, twee, V, we, wee, whee, ye, Z

       Stands the church clock at ten to three?

       And is there honey still for tea?

      RUPERT BROOKE

      15.2 McGee, Dundee, suttee, trustee, McPhee, alee, Tralee, Cherie, Marie, sirree, Capri, agree, buckshee, maquis, grandee, standee, tax-free, banshee, marquee, marquis, draftee, grantee, Grand Prix, Parsee, bargee, payee, JP, HP, AD, bailee, trainee, NB, LP, MP, vendee, settee, esprit, rent-free, étui, ME, lessee, MC, PE, CB, GB, TB, GP, CD, three-D, VD, ET, PT, TT, CV, TV, tee-hee, BC, cc, PC, e.g., yippee, decree, degree, jinni, i.e., ID, IT, Tiree, lychee, t’ai chi, off-key, scot-free, Torquay, Pawnee, Shawnee, foresee, low-key, OD, goatee, toll-free, whoopee, cooee, rupee, bootee, tutee, UV, QC, * mother-to-be, Trincomalee, fiddle-de-dee, bouquet garni, GCSE, RSVP, PAYE, interviewee, on the q.t., WC, * Muhammad Ali

      15.3 Bacchae, Yankee, latchkey, Atlee, Crabtree, algae, passkey, larvae, carefree, pear tree, Aintree, Braintree, precis, debris, Elstree, turnkey, fir tree, tepee, kiwi, pewee, gee-gee, squeegee, Frisbee®, prithee, Nike, psyche, pine tree, sightsee, spondee, coffee, toffee, crosstree, Rowntree, Toynbee, trochee, ogee, puttee, bungee, look-see, bootee, shoetree, * antennae, Mycenae, committee, banoffee, Milwaukee, alumnae, Grand Coulee, * Tallahassee, prima facie, subcommittee, Murrumbidgee

      15.4 manatee, guarantee, absentee, jamboree, transferee, Anne-Marie, bain-marie, axletree, ratatouille, apogee, Chatterjee, après-ski, addressee, Galilee, Pharisee, appointee, amputee, jalousie, Sadducee, R&B, R&D, Marshalsea, RAC, RIP, maître d’, A&E, HRT, c’est la vie, KGB, ABC, eighty-three, HIV, Cherokee, legatee, devotee, referee, kedgeree, repartee, SAE, escapee, LSD, MSc, MBE, MEP, LED, LCD, Zebedee, Gemini, pedigree, twenty-three, Tennessee, perigee, debauchee, employee, SOB, epopee, MOD, MOT, refugee, fleur-de-lys, verdigris, thirty-three, B&B, Tweedledee, C of E, Peterlee, vis-à-vis, CJD, PhD, VAT, detainee, ESP, CND, GMT, PMT, TNT, BSE, CFC, plc, TLC, BSc, DVD, BBC, PVC, VIP, CID, deportee, TUC, chickadee, disagree, swingletree, fricassee, Winchelsea, chimpanzee, returnee, internee, filigree, fifty-three, sixty-three, retiree, divorcee, inductee, bride-to-be, licensee, Zuider Zee, ITV, Waikiki, ninety-three, wannabe, warrantee, bonhomie, nominee, monoski, water-ski, forty-three, mortgagee, formulae, bourgeoisie, oversea, oversee, OAP, OBE, OTT, Rosie Lee, bumblebee, dungaree, trouble-free, undersea, honeybee, sugar-free, USP, QED, jubilee, dutyfree, * abandonee, examinee, evacuee, chinoiserie, Thermopylae, minutiae

       There was an old lady of Winchelsea,

       Who

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