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Words that Rhyme with "cooley"

IPA: ⁄ˈkuːli⁄Rhyme Sound: /-uli/18 perfect rhymes
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Rhymes for "cooley" Grouped by Syllables

ˈduli
2 syls
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ˈpuːli
2 syls
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ˈɹuːli
2 syls
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ˈtuːli
2 syls
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ˈɡuːli
2 syls
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ˈmuli
2 syls
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ˈnuli
2 syls
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ˈtɹuːli
2 syls
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ˈkuːli
1 syl
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ˈkuli
1 syl
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ˈkuːli
2 syls
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ˈɡuːli
2 syls
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ˈhuli
2 syls
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ʌnˈdjuːli
3 syls
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ʌnˈɹuːli
3 syls
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ˈɡuːli
1 syl
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pəˈt͡ʃuli
3 syls
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təˈbuːli
3 syls
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Does “cooley” Rhyme With...?

Does cooley rhyme with duly?

Yes

Yes! "cooley" and "duly" share the same phonetic rhyming sound (/-uli/).

Does cooley rhyme with food?

No

No, "cooley" and "food" share the vowel sound /u/ but have different ending consonants, making them a slant or near rhyme.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Rhyming with “cooley”

What words rhyme with "cooley"?
Top rhyming words with "cooley" include: duly, puli, ruly, tule, gooly, mooli, newly, truly, coolie, coulee. These words share the same rhyme ending sound "/-uli/".
How many syllables does "cooley" have and what is its rhyme scheme?
"cooley" has phonemic transcription [⁄ˈkuːli⁄]. Check the syllable breakdown and spoken timing with authentic video clips on SayItVid.
How do I pronounce rhyming words with "cooley" naturally in a sentence?
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