Rhymes for common words / new

Words That Rhyme With New

“new” has 1 syllable. Its most-used rhymes are you, to, do, who, too. Every list is sorted with the most common words first.

Perfect rhymes for new

Same stressed vowel and ending sound.

  • you
  • to
  • do
  • who
  • too
  • two
  • through
  • few
  • true
  • blue
  • ooh
  • crew
  • due
  • threw
  • view
  • screw
  • whoo
  • blew
  • shoe
  • sue
  • grew
  • drew
  • clue
  • flew
  • review
  • zoo
  • tattoo
  • boo
  • jew
  • chew
  • flu
  • cue
  • woo
  • stew
  • pursue
  • whew
  • hugh
  • glue
  • que
  • shoo
  • pooh
  • undo
  • doo
  • shampoo
  • hoo
  • canoe
  • lew
  • overdue
  • peru
  • coup
  • debut
  • brew
  • loo
  • kangaroo
  • renew
  • sioux
  • dew
  • goo
  • phew
  • moo
  • poo
  • thankyou
  • adieu
  • rue
  • overdo
  • redo
  • bamboo
  • ado
  • untrue
  • crewe
  • hue
  • slew
  • taboo
  • queue
  • lieu
  • beaucoup
  • foo
  • chou
  • withdrew
  • pew

Slant rhymes for new

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

  • room
  • move
  • use
  • school
  • soon
  • cool
  • truth
  • shoot
  • news
  • lose
  • food
  • poor
  • dude
  • fool
  • cute
  • shoes
  • group
  • prove
  • suit
  • whose
  • luke
  • moon
  • huge
  • rule
  • choose
  • pool
  • loose
  • roof
  • whom
  • proof
  • mood
  • screwed
  • juice
  • soup
  • duke
  • rude
  • boom
  • fruit
  • route
  • bruce

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Rhymes for new: questions

What rhymes with new?

The most common perfect rhymes for “new” are you, to, do, who, too, two, through, few.

What is a slant rhyme for new?

Slant and near rhymes for “new” include room, move, use, school. They share the vowel sound or the ending, so they sound natural in lyrics.

How many syllables are in new?

“new” has 1 syllable, according to the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary.

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