Words that rhyme with bit
rhymes on -it
The best rhymes for “bit” are kit, hit, fit and split, with longer ones like submit, permit and commit. Below: 23 one-syllable rhymes, 25 longer words, 40 phrases and 80 near rhymes, most common first.
One-syllable rhymes for “bit”
Words that end on the exact sound of “bit” (-it), from the stressed vowel on. Most common first.
Longer words that rhyme with “bit”
Perfect rhymes of two or more syllables, for longer line endings.
Phrases that rhyme with “bit”
Multi-word endings, for a whole line ending or a set-up rhyme.
can it
do it
get hit
death kit
go commit
money pit
nervous hit
half lit
bear pit
circle pit
quiet quit
smash hit
isn't it
bong hit
arrow slit
don't quit
dummy spit
in for it
that is it
this is it
that was it
out with it
that i get
so be it
have had it
have a fit
i'm with it
care a whit
drop the writ
do it to it
those that have get
those who have get
play hard to get
playing hard to get
i want doesn't get
your face doesn't fit
and be done with it
and have done with it
one must give to get
make like a banana and split
Near rhymes for “bit”
Slant rhymes: the same vowel sound with different consonants. Less exact, and often more natural in a song.
this
with
will
which
his
been
its
list
year
links
years
did
within
link
him
think
big
since
still
print
things
give
gift
film
until
bill
thing
kids
gifts
tips
risk
everything
clear
quick
near
king
build
anything
wish
skills
six
career
zip
bid
inn
win
spring
hill
smith
built
ship
lists
bring
bin
ships
skin
ring
politics
fish
membership
string
min
fixed
trip
relationship
careers
hits
gives
begin
switch
chris
skip
gear
appear
lives
pink
miss
mid
pick
rich
Questions about rhymes for “bit”
- What rhymes with bit?
- Kit, hit, fit, split, sit and tit rhyme with bit. Longer rhymes include submit, permit, commit and admit. Phrases that end on the same sound include “can it”, “do it” and “get hit”.
- How many syllables are in bit?
- Bit has 1 syllable. The rhyme falls on the sound “-it”.
- What are near rhymes for bit?
- Near (slant) rhymes share the vowel sound but not every consonant: this, with, will, which, his and been. Songs use them all the time.
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