This is a rather random post. I used to write song lyrics and this old hobby came up in a recent discussion, along with my passion for water bottles. It has made the wheels turn in my brain and I’ve been thinking of words that rhyme with bottle, and what rhymes with bottles.
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There are a few different ways that can help to find rhyming words.
The most obvious and probably easiest one is the phonetic way when you try to look for words that have the same or similar sounds at the end of the word. Like in this specific case with “bottles” (or the singular “bottle”) it would be something like “battles” (or battle) actually.
What makes it difficult is that the English language has many irregularities and exceptions. So, not all words that look like they should rhyme with a certain word will actually do so. It’s essential to pronounce the words correctly to determine if they rhyme, which is a challenge for non-native speakers like me. Therefore, I need help with finding the right words.
There are rhyme dictionaries and rhyme apps that can make my life easier when I try to find rhyming words, and now specifically find out what rhymes with bottles. To save you time and effort, here’s a list of rhyming words that I really like, so you don’t have to google.
Words That Rhyme With Bottles
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- apostles
- battles
- bottoms
- brothels
- bubbles
- bustles
- castles
- chortles
- cobbles
- cockles
- crottles
- fossils
- goggles
- hurdles
- hurtles
- hustles
- kettles
- mantels
- mentals
- models
- mottles
- novels
- rattles
- rustles
- shuttles
- startles
- throttles
- toggles
- waffles
- wobbles
In conclusion, you can identify rhyming words by focusing on the sounds at the end of the words. For this, it’s necessary to understand the phonetic sounds of the alphabet. English words with the same ending sound typically rhyme. When you can get into a state of creative thinking, you can find slant rhymes or near rhymes, where words have similar but not identical sounds. That can work too. Sometimes the best rhymes come from experimenting with words freely.
Cheers!
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