Welcome to our fun and easy guide on rhyming words! Today, we’re exploring words that sound like “hair.” Rhyming is not just fun; it helps us learn new words and understand how sounds in English work together. This lesson is perfect for anyone who wants to learn English or get even better at it. So, grab your thinking cap, and let’s dive into the world of rhymes!
Words That Rhyme With Hair
Here is the list of words that rhyme with Hair:
| Bear | Care | Dare |
| Fare | Glare | Mare |
| Pair | Pear | Rare |
| Scare | Share | Spare |
| Stare | Swear | Tear |
| Ware | Wear | Chair |
| Flare | Lair | Prayer |
| Square | Snare | Layer |
| Air | Flair | Hare |
| Bare | Beware | Compare |
| Declare | Despair | Prepare |
| Repair | Unaware | Impair |
| Affair | Ware | Nightmare |
| Heir | Fair | Err |
| Mayor | Blair | Caret |
| Eyewear | Footwear | Hardware |
| Knitwear | Menswear |
One Syllable Rhymes of Hair
- Bear
- Care
- Dare
- Fare
- Glare
- Mare
- Pair
- Pear
- Rare
- Scare
- Share
- Spare
- Stare
- Swear
- Tear
- Ware
- Wear
- Air
- Bare
- Err
Two Syllable Rhymes of Hair
- Beware
- Compare
- Declare
- Despair
- Impair
- Prepare
- Repair
- Unaware
- Affair
- Blair
- Eyewear
- Footwear
- Hardware
- Knitwear
- Menswear
- Prayer
- Square
- Snare
- Layer
- Flair
Three Syllable Rhymes of Hair
- Millionaire
- Contraire
- Debbonair
- Commissaire
- Luminaire
- Underwear
- Solitaire
- Multilayer
- Dragonair
- Software
- Cookware
- Glassware
- Flatware
- Silverware
- Stemware
- Tableware
- Dinnerware
- Stoneware
- Bakeware
- Everywhere
Hair Rhyme Words With Meanings
- Bear: A large mammal or to carry.
- Care: To look after or concern.
- Dare: To challenge or be brave.
- Fare: The cost of travel.
- Glare: A bright, harsh light.
- Mare: A female horse.
- Pair: Two items together.
- Pear: A sweet fruit.
- Rare: Uncommon or undercooked.
- Scare: To frighten.
- Share: To divide and give out.
- Spare: Extra or to refrain from harming.
- Stare: To look intently.
- Swear: To promise or use bad language.
- Tear: To rip or a drop from the eye.
- Ware: Manufactured goods.
- Wear: To have on as clothing.
- Chair: A seat with a back.
- Flare: A burst of light or emotion.
- Lair: A wild animal’s den.
- Prayer: A religious petition.
- Square: A shape or to settle.
- Snare: A trap or to entangle.
- Layer: A level or sheet.
- Air: The invisible gas we breathe.
- Flair: Natural talent or style.
- Hare: A fast-running, long-eared mammal.
- Bare: Uncovered or simple.
- Beware: To be cautious.
- Compare: To note the similarities or differences.
- Declare: To announce officially.
- Despair: Loss of hope.
- Prepare: To make ready.
- Repair: To fix.
- Unaware: Not knowing.
- Impair: To weaken or damage.
- Affair: A matter or event.
- Ware: Items for sale (repeated from 16).
- Nightmare: A bad dream.
- Heir: An inheritor.
- Fair: Just or a gathering.
- Err: To make a mistake.
- Mayor: The head of a city.
- Blair: A surname (commonly used as a given name too).
- Caret: A punctuation mark (^).
- Eyewear: Glasses or lenses.
- Footwear: Shoes or boots.
- Hardware: Tools or computer equipment.
- Knitwear: Clothing made by knitting.
- Menswear: Clothing for men.
