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Words That Rhyme With Feel

appeal, automobile, deal, ideal and real rhyme with feel. Below are all 37 everyday perfect rhymes, plus near rhymes such as disappear, hear, here and ear.

Perfect rhymes for feel37

1 syllable · 21

  • deal
  • real
  • steal
  • wheel
  • heel
  • meal
  • seal
  • steel
  • eel
  • heal
  • keel
  • kneel
  • peal
  • peel
  • reel
  • squeal
  • veal
  • zeal
  • spiel
  • creel
  • teal

2 syllables · 14

  • appeal
  • ideal
  • reveal
  • conceal
  • congeal
  • ordeal
  • repeal
  • surreal
  • unreal
  • genteel
  • puerile
  • anneal
  • corneal
  • unseal

3 syllables · 1

  • chamomile

4 syllables · 1

  • automobile

Near rhymes for feel

Same stressed vowel, slightly different ending.

1 syllable

  • hear
  • here
  • ear
  • seer
  • tier
  • bier
  • weir

2 syllables

  • endear
  • sightseer

3 syllables

  • disappear
  • overhear
  • puppeteer
  • buccaneer
  • musketeer

Using rhymes for feel

Feel rhymes with real, deal, reveal, steal, wheel and ideal. “Feel/real” is the classic pairing. Near rhymes here are mostly “ear” words, here and hear, which keep the long vowel and change the ending.

Example lines

Two original couplets: one with a perfect rhyme, one with a near rhyme.

I spent so many years pretending none of it was real,

and now I’m standing in the rain, and I can finally feel.

Perfect rhyme: feel / real

I don’t need you to tell me that the hurt is gone from here;

I only need a moment where I let myself feel.

Near rhyme: feel / here

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Frequently asked questions

What rhymes with feel?
appeal, automobile, deal, ideal and real rhyme with feel. Below are all 37 everyday perfect rhymes, plus near rhymes such as disappear, hear, here and ear.
How many syllables are in feel?
Feel has 1 syllable. The rhymes on this page are grouped by syllable count so you can keep the rhythm of a line.
What is a near rhyme?
A near rhyme, or slant rhyme, keeps the stressed vowel of a word but changes the sounds after it slightly, like “heart” and “card”. It is common in songs and modern poetry because it sounds less predictable than a perfect rhyme.