A perfect rhyme matches every sound from the stressed vowel to the end of the word. In
“meaning” (/ˈminɪŋ/) that part is /inɪŋ/. Ingglish spells it
“eening”, and that spelling always makes that sound. Every word below ends in
/inɪŋ/, however English spells it.
2-syllable rhymes for “meaning”
Words of 2 syllables that rhyme with “meaning”, most common first
| Word | Ingglish | IPA | Syllables |
|---|
| cleaning | kleening | /ˈklinɪŋ/ | 2 |
| leaning | leening | /ˈlinɪŋ/ | 2 |
| screening | skreening | /ˈskɹinɪŋ/ | 2 |
| greening | greening | /ˈɡɹinɪŋ/ | 2 |
| weaning | weening | /ˈwinɪŋ/ | 2 |
| preening | preening | /ˈpɹinɪŋ/ | 2 |
3-syllable rhymes for “meaning”
Words of 3 syllables that rhyme with “meaning”, most common first
| Word | Ingglish | IPA | Syllables |
|---|
| demeaning | dimeening | /dɪˈminɪŋ/ | 3 |
| convening | kanveening | /kənˈvinɪŋ/ | 3 |
| careening | kereening | /kɝˈinɪŋ/ | 3 |
4-syllable rhymes for “meaning”
Words of 4 syllables that rhyme with “meaning”, most common first
| Word | Ingglish | IPA | Syllables |
|---|
| intervening | interveening | /ˌɪntɝˈvinɪŋ/ | 4 |
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