Words that rhyme with food
rhymes on -ood
The best rhymes for “food” are viewed, mood, dude and crude, with longer ones like include, reviewed and attitude. Below: 18 one-syllable rhymes, 43 longer words, 3 phrases and 80 near rhymes, most common first.
One-syllable rhymes for “food”
Words that end on the exact sound of “food” (-ood), from the stressed vowel on. Most common first.
Longer words that rhyme with “food”
Perfect rhymes of two or more syllables, for longer line endings.
include
reviewed
attitude
exclude
seafood
latitude
magnitude
conclude
longitude
altitude
amplitude
prelude
multitude
gratitude
elude
exude
allude
delude
denude
collude
extrude
intrude
nonfood
obtrude
seclude
subdued
unglued
aptitude
preclude
protrude
solitude
unissued
certitude
fortitude
interlude
platitude
rectitude
servitude
turpitude
exactitude
ineptitude
solicitude
verisimilitude
Phrases that rhyme with “food”
Multi-word endings, for a whole line ending or a set-up rhyme.
Near rhymes for “food”
Slant rhymes: the same vowel sound with different consonants. Less exact, and often more natural in a song.
you
new
do
news
use
who
view
two
used
school
through
review
group
reviews
tools
room
too
june
yahoo
few
blue
groups
schools
includes
due
rules
true
choose
shoes
institute
views
soon
huge
move
rooms
tool
tue
improve
overview
rule
cool
pool
approved
youth
remove
poor
whose
root
reduce
produced
abuse
avenue
moved
produce
truth
interview
revenue
knew
route
zoom
introduced
reduced
removed
constitutes
whom
moon
preview
voyeur
cruise
improved
proof
bedroom
gnu
lose
blues
bluetooth
interviews
fruit
assume
crew
Questions about rhymes for “food”
- What rhymes with food?
- Viewed, mood, dude, crude, rude and screwed rhyme with food. Longer rhymes include include, reviewed, attitude and exclude. Phrases that end on the same sound include “big mood”, “get screwed” and “in the mood”.
- How many syllables are in food?
- Food has 1 syllable. The rhyme falls on the sound “-ood”.
- What are near rhymes for food?
- Near (slant) rhymes share the vowel sound but not every consonant: you, new, do, news, use and who. Songs use them all the time.
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