Closer rhymes come first. After the perfect rhymes you now get near matches that sound almost the same, like side and night or side and sides, ahead of looser ones that only share a vowel, like side and fire.

Type a word or phrase and rhymes appear as you type, closest first. Rhyme God knows how 87,000 words are pronounced and works out the rhymes itself, so it finds ones that fixed lists miss: • “orange” finds “door hinge” • “chew it” finds “do it” • “hello” finds “yellow” as well as “go” • “created” finds “defeated” • “pin” finds “pen”, the way it sounds in a Southern accent • New words too: emoji, ramen, tiktok, rizz Double-tap any word for its definition. Swipe for synonyms and antonyms, then