Words that Rhyme with Dog (Dog Rhyme Words)

In today’s useful lesson, we’re going on a fun journey through the English language! Imagine playing with a friendly dog in a big, sunny park. Just like that dog can have many different friends, the word “dog” has many words that sound just like it. It’s like finding a treasure chest of words that all share a special sound. We’ll start with a list of 10 words that rhyme with “dog” and what they mean. Then, I’ll share another list of words that also rhyme with “dog”, but these will just be the words, no meanings this time. Ready to dive in? Let’s go!

Dog Rhyme Words

Here is the list of words that rhyme with Dog:

1. Fog: A thick cloud close to the ground, making it hard to see.
2. Blog: A website where someone writes about their thoughts and experiences.
3. Jog: To run slowly for exercise.
4. Log: A piece of a cut-down tree.
5. Hog: A pig, especially a big one.
6. Clog: A type of shoe or something that blocks a pipe.
7. Frog: A small, green animal that jumps and says “ribbit”.
8. Smog: Dirty air that looks like fog, usually in big cities.
9. Bog: Wet, muddy ground too soft to walk on.
10. Grog: A drink, often made with water and rum.

Words that Rhyme with Dog

One Syllable Rhymes of Dog

Two Syllable Rhymes of Dog

Three Syllable Rhymes of Dog

Dog Rhyme Words With Meanings

1. Pog: A small, round piece used in a game.
2. Slog: To work hard over a long period.
3. Prog: Short for progressive, often related to music or politics.
4. Flog: To beat with a whip or stick.
5. Agog: Very eager or excited to hear or see something.
6. Cog: A tooth on the edge of a gear or wheel.
7. Analog: Relating to or using signals or information represented by a continuously variable physical quantity.
8. Monologue: A long speech by one person.
9. Epilogue: A section at the end of a book or play that serves as a comment or conclusion.
10. Catalog: A complete list of items, typically one in alphabetical or other systematic order.
11. Demagogue: A political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than by using rational argument.
12. Underdog: A competitor thought to have little chance of winning a fight or contest.
13. Tagalog: A language spoken in the Philippines.
14. Polylog: A type of mathematical function.
15. Pedagogue: A teacher, especially one who is strict or pedantic.
16. Synagogue: A Jewish house of worship.
17. Leapfrog: A game in which players vault over each other’s stooped backs.
18. Bullfrog: A large frog that has a deep, loud croak.
19. Decalogue: Another term for the Ten Commandments.
20. Dialog: A conversation between two or more people.
21. Apologue: A moral fable, especially one with animals as characters.
22. Prague: The capital city of the Czech Republic.
23. Eggnog: A drink made from a mixture of beaten eggs, cream, and flavorings, often with alcohol.
24. Waterlog: To saturate something with water.
25. Travelogue: A film or book about someone’s travels.
26. Haemagogue: A medicine or treatment that promotes the flow of blood.
27. Firelog: A log made from sawdust and wax or similar materials, used for starting fires.
28. Hedgehog: A small mammal with a spiny coat.
29. Anthropologue: A person who studies anthropology, the study of human societies and cultures.
30. Groundhog: A small, burrowing rodent, known for its weather prediction folklore.