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Rhymes with duet
| Word | Syllables | Categories |
|---|---|---|
| span | / | Noun, Noun |
| duo | /x | Noun, Noun |
| pair | / | Noun, Noun |
| twain | / | Noun, Name |
| couplet | /x | Name, Noun |
| dyad | /x | Noun, Noun |
| couple | /x | Noun, Noun |
| yoke | / | Noun, Noun |
| brace | / | Noun, Noun |
| pas de deux | /xx | Phrase, Noun |
| ballad | /x | Noun |
| solo | /x | Noun, Adverb |
| song | / | Noun |
| medley | /x | Noun |
| quartet | x/ | Noun |
| soloist | /xx | Noun |
| accompaniment | x/xx | Noun |
| singing | /x | Noun, Verb |
| capella | x/x | Noun |
| soprano | x/x | Noun, Adjective |
| singer | /x | Noun |
| concert | /x | Noun |
| piano | x/x | Noun |
| trio | /x | Noun |
| sextet | x/ | Noun |
| chorus | /x | Noun |
| rendition | x/x | Noun |
| lyric | /x | Noun |
| serenade | xx/ | Noun |
| recital | x/x | Noun |
| tandem | /x | Noun |
| threesome | /x | Noun |
| vocalist | /xx | Noun |
| warbling | /xx | Noun |
| hymn | / | Noun |
| choreography | xx/xx | Noun |
| counterpoint | /xx | Noun |
| melody | /xx | Noun |
| double | /x | Adjective |
| part | / | Noun |
| vocal | /x | Adjective |
| quintet | x/ | Noun |
| voice | / | Noun |
| ensemble | x/x | Noun |
| primo | /x | Noun |
| concerto | x/x | Noun |
| cantata | x/x | Noun |
| octet | x/ | Noun |
| fugue | / | Noun |
| unison | /xx | Noun |
| secondo | /xx | Noun |
| verse | / | Noun |
| harmony | /xx | Noun |
| partition | x/x | Noun |
| string quartet | /x/ | Phrase, Noun |
| sonata | x/x | Noun |
| etude | /x | Noun |
| voluntary | /xxx | Adjective |
| canon | /x | Noun |
| music | /x | Noun |
| minuet | xx/ | Noun |
| tune | / | Noun |
| symphony | /xx | Noun |
| suite | / | Noun |
| triplet | /x | Noun |
| aria | /xx | Noun |
| lied | / | Verb |
| setting | /x | Noun |
| double whole note | /x// | Phrase, Noun |
| chant | / | Noun |
| polyphony | x/xx | Noun |
| treble | /x | Noun |
| score | / | Noun |
| lesson | /x | Noun |
| recitation | xx/x | Noun |
| canto | /x | Noun |
| interlude | /xx | Noun |
| tenor | /x | Noun |
| elegy | /xx | Noun |
| composition | xx/x | Noun |
| accompanist | x/xx | Noun |
| second fiddle | /x/x | Phrase, Noun |
| invention | x/x | Noun |
| division | x/x | Noun |
| group | / | Noun |
| legend | /x | Noun |
| mixture | /x | Noun |
| opera | /x | Noun |
| chorale | x/ | Noun |
| line | / | Noun |
| musicale | xx/ | Noun |
| instrumental | xx/x | Adjective |
| blues | / | Noun |
| idyll | /x | Noun |
| pianoforte | x/x/x | Adjective |
| recitative | xxxx | Noun |
| cannibals | /xx | Noun |
| finale | x/x | Noun |
| rapturous | /xx | Adjective |
| tristan | /x | Name |
| violin | xx/ | Noun |
| unaccompanied | xx/xx | Adjective |
| clarinet | xx/ | Noun |
| operatic | xx/x | Adjective |
| alto | /x | Noun |
| contrapuntal | x//x | Adjective |
| flute | / | Noun |
| impassioned | x/x | Adjective |
| duel | /x | Noun |
| impromptu | x/x | Adjective |
| lovers | /x | Noun |
| melodious | x/xx | Adjective |
| climax | /x | Noun |
| ensues | x/ | Verb |
| ecstatic | x/x | Adjective |
| alternate | /xx | Adjective, Noun, Verb |
| bebop | /x | Noun, Verb |
| bilateral | x/xx | Adjective, Noun |
| blackface | /x | Noun |
| calypso | x/x | Noun, Verb |
| choral | /x | Adjective, Noun |
| comic | /x | Adjective, Noun |
| flamenco | x/x | Noun, Verb |
| orchestral | x/x | Adjective, Noun |
| overture | /xx | Noun, Verb, Adjective |
| poem | /x | Noun |
| polyphonic | xx/x | Adjective |
| ragtime | /x | Noun |
| staccato | x/x | Noun, Adverb, Adjective |
| story | /x | Noun, Verb |
| tempo | /x | Noun |
| waltz | / | Noun, Verb |
| headlines | /x | Noun |
| tell | / | Verb, Noun |
| bundle | /x | Noun, Verb |
| stovepipe | /x | Noun, Verb |
| idiomatic | xxx/x | Adjective, Noun |
| pidgin | /x | Noun |
| milestone | /x | Noun, Verb |
| aisle | / | Noun |
| expression | x/x | Noun |
| daylight | /x | Noun, Verb |
| maypole | /x | Noun, Verb |
| stonewall | /x | Name, Verb, Adjective |
| closet | /x | Noun, Adjective, Verb |
| oh | / | Noun, Verb |
| cloth | / | Noun |
| gloss | / | Noun, Verb |
| girly | /x | Adjective, Noun |
