rhyming dictionary

[PrimeRhyme]

hello all ukulele fans!

in this forum about songwriting i bet many of you are using rhyming dictionaries, so i would like to propose to you a new rhyming dictionary that i have been working on and i hope you will find better for some of your uses.

it's called www.prime-rhyme.com, happy rhyming everybody

[PhilUSAFRet]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing. I didn't have much luck with Patootie though. LOL

[connor013]

Sweet! It passed the orange test.

[UncleElvis]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing. I didn't have much luck with Patootie though. LOL

Exercise in "Top Of My Head" rhyming...
*Deep Breath and sings*
OHHHHHHHHHHH

My sweet Patootie
You're such a cutie
And oh, such a beauty
That I'll do my duty
It's so tooty fruity
And hold your hand like Hootie
Facts of life like Tootie!
And go watch Judge Judy
You've got just one cootie
Please don't get moody
Message to Rudy


Thank you for the opportunity!

[Barbablanca]

Then there is always http://www.rhymezone.com/ - Combining the two (or more) would seem to be the best option.

[RandyBonnette]

Originally Posted by Ralphthesongwriter
Songwriting without a rhyming dictionary is no mean feat, I must say. From time to time, I write lyrics for the customwritingcompany as a freelancer and try to find the best rhyming dictionary for my projects. Because it take time to bully my brain into rhyming, whenever it comes to deadlines.
Ralph

Hello Ralph,
I'm using these: Rhymer, RhymeBrain, BetterEditor. Or you may also have a look at WikiRhymer (created by a pro songwriter for pro writers and editors).

[Jerryc41]

hello all ukulele fans!

in this forum about songwriting i bet many of you are using rhyming dictionaries, so i would like to propose to you a new rhyming dictionary that i have been working on and i hope you will find better for some of your uses.

it's called www.prime-rhyme.com, happy rhyming everybody

Thanks for that. When I've looked for a rhyme, I've used Google.

[DannyPhilips]

Thank you for your work. I honestly didn't even know there were dictionaries of this kind!

[Tootler]

I've got Poet Assistant on my Android phone & tablet.

[Tootler]

Then there is always http://www.rhymezone.com/ - Combining the two (or more) would seem to be the best option.

It's also available as an iPad App but I didn't see it on Google Play store. That doesn't mean it's not there.