Words that rhyme with wane
Top rhymes for wane
again, main, pain and campaign
102 common words rhyme with wane. The most common are again, main, pain and campaign.
Perfect rhymes for wane
1 syllable
2 syllables
- again
- campaign
- explain
- remain
- maintain
- contain
- insane
- obtain
- domain
- complain
- retain
- cocaine
- terrain
- sustain
- airplane
- champagne
- membrane
- regain
- blockchain
- refrain
- humane
- attain
- methane
- mundane
- disdain
- migraine
- restrain
- detain
- propane
- abstain
- arcane
- profane
- pertain
- constrain
- floodplain
- inane
- moraine
- romaine
- butane
- retrain
- ordain
- biplane
- urbane
- ethane
- germane
- demesne
- forebrain
- warplane
3 syllables
- hurricane
- entertain
- kardashian
- ascertain
- inhumane
- sugarcane
- cellophane
- urethane
- overlain
- monoplane
- windowpane
5 syllables
Show 18 rare words
- bloodstain
- eyestrain
- arraign
- delaine
- legerdemain
- henbane
- pentane
- procaine
- lindane
- alane
- seatrain
- birdbrain
- chlordane
- dogbane
- overtrain
- chilblain
- outgain
- preordain
Near rhymes for wane
These share the stressed vowel or the ending but not every sound. Songwriters call them slant rhymes.
- same
- game
- name
- came
- became
- claim
- blame
- frame
- shame
- aim
- fame
- flame
- dame
- lame
- nickname
- username
- tame
- surname
- reclaim
- acclaim
- proclaim
- overcame
- rename
- mainframe
- exclaim
- postgame
- airframe
- ballgame
- filename
- maim
- inflame
- defame
- aspartame
- aflame
- disclaim
- counterclaim
- merengue
- a
- they
- when
How wane sounds
| Pronunciation | /weɪn/ |
|---|---|
| Syllables | 1 |
| Stress pattern | DUM |
| Rhyme sound | -eɪn |
Wane has one syllable. Rhymes must match from the stressed vowel to the end of the word.
Questions
- What rhymes with wane?
- The most common rhymes for wane are again, main, pain, campaign, train and brain.
- How many words rhyme with wane?
- We found 102 common perfect rhymes and 18 rarer words for wane, plus 40 near rhymes.
- How many syllables are in wane?
- Wane has one syllable.