Rhyming words are words that have the same ending sound, making them sound similar when spoken. They are often used in poetry and songs to create a pleasing auditory effect. Here are some examples of rhyming words:
- Cave – Gave – Save – Wave – Grave – Behave – Brave – Shave – Engrave.
- Hole – Mole – Stole – Control – Whole – Roll.
- Mat – Hat.
- Time – Mime.
- Bill – Drill.
- Goat – Coat – Moat.
- Spare – Care – Mare – Dare.
These pairs and groups of words rhyme because their ending sounds match, even if their starting sounds are different.