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aer

How many syllables in aer?

  1 syllable

Divide aer into syllables:   aer
Syllable stress:   aer
How to say aer:

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What rhymes with aer

1 syllable
  • air
  • are
  • baar
  • bare
  • barre
  • blair
  • car
  • carr
  • char
  • clair
  • clar
  • dar
  • darr
  • Eyre
  • fair
  • faired
  • fare
  • flair
  • gair
  • gare
  • haar
  • haire
  • heir
  • jar
  • lair
  • lehr
  • maire
  • mare
  • ne'er
  • paar
  • par
  • parr
  • phar
  • rare
  • sare
  • scare
  • share
  • spar
  • square
  • star
  • Starr
  • tar
  • tear
  • their
  • there
  • tsar
  • wear
  • where
  • ar
  • ayre
  • bar
  • barr
  • bear
  • blare
  • care
  • chair
  • cher
  • Claire
  • czar
  • dare
  • err
  • Fahr
  • faire
  • far
  • fer
  • flare
  • gar
  • glare
  • hair
  • hare
  • Herr
  • Khmer
  • lar
  • mair
  • mar
  • mer
  • our
  • pair
  • pare
  • pear
  • R
  • sar
  • scar
  • serr
  • snare
  • spare
  • stair
  • stare
  • swear
  • tarr
  • thar
  • theirn
  • they're
  • ware
  • werre
2 syllables
  • Adar
  • affair
  • amar
  • aware
  • bazaar's
  • bazars
  • bizarre
  • boyar
  • compare
  • dareall
  • declare
  • detar
  • disbar
  • dispair
  • ferre
  • foursquare
  • guitar
  • Jr
  • mairie
  • moliere
  • Pierre
  • Qatar
  • repair
  • Sinclair
  • subpar
  • tovar
  • Voltaire
  • afar
  • ajar
  • Astaire
  • bazaar
  • bazar
  • beware
  • bondar
  • cigar
  • Dakar
  • darracq
  • despair
  • dinar
  • disbark
  • ensnare
  • forswear
  • guerre
  • impair
  • Lamar
  • midair
  • navar
  • prayer
  • Renoir
  • revoir
  • soutar
  • terre
  • unfair
3 syllables
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5 syllables
6 syllables
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