What rhymes with queries?
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Perfect rhymes for queries
Near rhymes for queries
Near rhymes work great for songwriting, often giving a more interesting feel than perfect rhymes.
- really
- pretty
- city
- busy
- silly
- clearly
- even
- gimme
- feeling
- whiskey
- city's
- living
- nearly
- everything
- weary
- bitches
- feelings
- dizzy
- easy
- skinny
- guilty
- giving
- singing
- thinking
- cities
- simply
- pity
- missing
- sitting
- leaving
- quickly
- filthy
- dreaming
- sleeping
- killing
- fifty
- screaming
- hearing
- anything
- spinning
- gritty
- biggie
- nicki
- mini
- seeing
- beginning
- kissing
- keeping
- gypsy
- wishing
- dripping
- everything's
- drinking
- slipping
- beating
- picking
- ringing
- meaning
- breathing
- bleeding
- ceiling
- tripping
- kicking
- whisky
- silky
- finish
- swimming
- willing
- insecurities
- billy
- diddy
- mississippi
- philly
- nitty
- winning
- ticking
- bringing
- visit
- needing
- building
- very
- evening
- mirror
- speaking
- eating
- lipstick
- reaching
- flipping
- mrs
- reading
- twisted
- sinking
- milky
- itsy
- bitsy
- addicted
- filling
- sipping
- teary
- theory
Phrase rhymes for queries
Short phrases that rhyme with this word, giving you imagery and direction for the next line.
- get the feeling
- leave the city
- feel the need
- time being
- way of thinking
- guilt feelings
- deep kiss
- city street
- said the city
- going to sleep
- cost of living
- trick or treat
- trouble sleeping
- meet the needs
- got the feeling
- glass ceiling
- see the things
- teen years
- quick fix
- street kids
- green leaves
- set free
- team building
- year to year
- see the need
- living the dream
- piece by piece
- peace deal
- beat the shit
- win the peace
- trouble breathing
- swim team
- court hearing
- music scene
- steering wheel
- know the meaning
- fairy ring
- stop the killing
- faith healing
- start to finish
- summer evening
- see the city
- field trip
- out to dinner
- hit the streets
- see the beginning
- see the fear
- killing fields
- know the feeling
- hit the green
- believe the things
- beauty queen
- fit the needs
- feeling the heat
- hit the beach
- state visit
- sigh of relief
- view mirror
- press release
- mercy seat
- time in years
- sleeping pill
- beauty sleep
- town meeting
- apartment building
- lightning speed
- finished the week
- disease risk
- understand the feelings
- walking the beat
- pair of jeans
- string beans
- keep the peace
- bell rings
- bed sheets
- success stories
- understand the meaning
- deadly sin
- keep the kids
- hit the ceiling
- wish list
- wedding ring
- busy bee
- spent the evening
- tea leaves
- fills the screen
- says the city
- risk the lives
- hit the tree
- law degree
- kid sister
- see the river
- power steering
- see the sea
- city police
- dinner parties
- list of things
- hear the screams
- ring finger
- mark the beginning
Learn how to use phrase rhymes in songwriting.
Want to know what rhymes with queries?
If you're writing lyrics and stuck on "queries", you're in the right place. These are songwriting rhymes chosen to fit rhythm, flow, and feel.
Sometimes the best lyric is a near rhyme. It keeps the meaning intact while still sounding musical—especially in modern songwriting.
Use Chorus as your co-writer when you need the next line.These are just a few songwriting rhymes from Chorus. Unlock the full rhyming dictionary and more creative tools in the app.
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