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Words That Rhyme With Birthday

There is no perfect rhyme for “birthday” among common English words. The closest are thursday, birthdays, world, heard, word; slant rhymes such as vertebrae work well in lyrics.

Closest rhymes for birthday

Same stressed vowel with an ending that is one or two sounds off. The best you can do without a perfect rhyme.

  • thursday
  • birthdays
  • world
  • heard
  • word
  • words
  • murder
  • worth
  • turned
  • earth
  • worried
  • third
  • learned
  • bird
  • concerned
  • burned
  • birth
  • birds
  • returned
  • served
  • thirty
  • occurred
  • confirmed
  • earned
  • transferred
  • deserved
  • disturbed
  • absurd
  • worlds
  • herd

Near rhymes for birthday

Same vowel; ending consonant from the same sound family.

  • thursday

Slant rhymes for birthday

Share the vowel or the final consonant. Great for natural-sounding lyrics.

  • vertebrae

Multi-syllable rhymes for birthday

The last two vowel sounds match.

  • earthquake
  • mermaid
  • birthdays
  • workplace
  • thursdays
  • earthquakes
  • surname
  • birthplace
  • birdcage
  • mermaids

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Rhymes for birthday: questions

Does anything rhyme with birthday?

No common English word is a perfect rhyme for “birthday”: nothing shares its stressed vowel and every sound after it. The closest-sounding words are thursday, birthdays, world, heard, word, words, and writers usually rhyme it with a slant rhyme or by splitting the sound across two words.

What rhymes with birthday?

“birthday” has few perfect rhymes. Try near and slant rhymes such as thursday, vertebrae.

What is a slant rhyme for birthday?

Slant and near rhymes for “birthday” include thursday, vertebrae. They share the vowel sound or the ending, so they sound natural in lyrics.

How many syllables are in birthday?

“birthday” has 2 syllables, according to the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary.

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