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Words that rhyme with SMALLER

SMALLER has 2 syllables and 11 perfect rhymes in Wordtide's English dictionary, the most common first: CALLER, COLOR and DOLLAR. Below they are grouped by syllables, followed by 0 near rhymes. Every word is playable on the shared board, with its points shown.

2-syllable words that rhyme with SMALLER (10)

3-syllable words that rhyme with SMALLER (1)

  • INSTALLER9

Highest-scoring rhymes for SMALLER

Points are Wordtide tile values before bonus squares (SMALLER itself is worth 9). Rare letters pay most: J, Q and Z are worth 9, X is 7.

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Rhymes are worked out from the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary (Carnegie Mellon University) and include only words from the ENABLE public-domain word list that Wordtide's English board uses, with offensive words removed. Numbers next to a word are its points from our own letter values.

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What rhymes with SMALLER?

The most common words that rhyme with SMALLER are CALLER, COLOR, DOLLAR, TALLER, TRAWLER and HAULER. This page lists all 11 perfect rhymes, grouped by syllables.

How many words rhyme with SMALLER?

11 perfect rhymes (the same sounds from the stressed vowel to the end) and 0 near rhymes, counting only words valid on Wordtide's English board.

What is the longest word that rhymes with SMALLER?

INSTALLER, with 3 syllables. The highest-scoring rhyme in Wordtide is CRAWLER, worth 12 points before bonus squares.

Can I play these words in Wordtide?

Yes. Every word listed is valid on Wordtide's English board, a free word game on one endless board shared by players worldwide. Play in the browser with no download or sign-up.

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Wordtide is a free word game on one endless board shared by players around the world. Build off anyone's words, claim bonus squares and grow your own island: no download, no sign-up. Every word on this page is valid in the English world.