What rhymes with groups?

Troops, oops, loops and whoops rhyme with groups. Phrases that end on the same sound include “put through hoops” and “jump through hoops”.

How many syllables are in groups?

Groups has 1 syllable. The rhyme falls on the sound “-oops”.

What are near rhymes for groups?

Near (slant) rhymes share the vowel sound but not every consonant: you, new, do, news, use and who. Songs use them all the time.

Words that rhyme with groups

rhymes on -oops1 syllable

The best rhymes for “groups” are troops, oops, loops and whoops. Below: 4 one-syllable rhymes, 2 phrases and 80 near rhymes, most common first.

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One-syllable rhymes for “groups”

Words that end on the exact sound of “groups” (-oops), from the stressed vowel on. Most common first.

troops oops loops whoops

Phrases that rhyme with “groups”

Multi-word endings, for a whole line ending or a set-up rhyme.

put through hoops jump through hoops

Near rhymes for “groups”

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 include food room too june yahoo few blue 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 viewed produce truth interview revenue knew route zoom introduced reduced reviewed removed constitutes whom moon preview voyeur cruise improved proof bedroom gnu lose blues bluetooth interviews

Questions about rhymes for “groups”

What rhymes with groups?: Troops, oops, loops and whoops rhyme with groups. Phrases that end on the same sound include “put through hoops” and “jump through hoops”.
How many syllables are in groups?: Groups has 1 syllable. The rhyme falls on the sound “-oops”.
What are near rhymes for groups?: 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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