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Songwriting rhymes for chopper
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Perfect rhymes for chopper
- proper
- copper
- hopper
- pauper
- grasshopper
- topper
- improper
- whopper
- stopper
- dropper
- shopper
- popper
- toper
- sopor
- cropper
- clopper
- sharecropper
- bopper
- moper
- lopper
- eyedropper
- flopper
- leafhopper
- topor
- propper
- swapper
- mopper
- blister copper
- gropper
- sand hopper
- sopper
- eye dropper
- migratory grasshopper
- belly whopper
- opper
- plant hopper
- american copper
- rock hopper
- kopper
- atop her
- cadiddlehopper
- chop her
- cop per
- crop per
- da per
- drop her
- drop per
- ha per
- laptop per
- law per
- lop per
- ma per
- ma pur
- mop her
- na per
- op her
- pa per
- pop her
- prop her
- qua per
Near rhymes for chopper
Near rhymes work great for songwriting, often giving a more interesting feel than perfect rhymes.
- water
- harder
- corner
- longer
- stronger
- daughter
- father
- dollar
- doctor
- hotter
- torture
- offer
- bother
- monster
- gotta
- quarter
- underwater
- armor
- matter
- order
- darker
- honor
- border
- lawyer
- farther
- partner
- shorter
- starter
- disorder
- altar
- collar
- armour
- taller
- charger
- papa
- slaughter
- potter
- murder
- former
- smaller
- scholar
- foster
- harbor
- rubber
- conquer
- martyr
- wander
- bomber
- locker
- ponder
- sharper
- softer
- helicopter
- caller
- conjure
- somber
- informer
- boxer
- garner
- larder
- boarder
- holler
- upper
- supper
- butter
- platter
- ladder
- chatter
- gutter
- shudder
- bladder
- scatter
- batter
- flatter
- flutter
- catcher
- patter
- sadder
Want to know what rhymes with chopper?
If you’re a songwriter, a quick search online will throw up thousands of different words and expressions that rhyme
In fact, people have been publishing rhyming dictionaries for more than a hundred years
But are these the best rhymes for songwriters? I don’t know about you, but if I’m going to choose between “thieve” and “breach” (which do not rhyme), I’ll always choose “thieve”
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