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he

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  1 syllable

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

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What rhymes with he

1 syllable
  • a
  • ae
  • b
  • bay
  • bee
  • blae
  • brae
  • bree
  • bt
  • c
  • cee
  • chez
  • clay
  • Cray
  • Cree
  • d
  • ddt
  • dee
  • dey
  • dray
  • e
  • ee
  • fay
  • fey
  • flay
  • flee
  • fop
  • fray
  • Frey
  • G
  • gee
  • ghee
  • glee
  • gree
  • hay
  • hey
  • id
  • jay
  • kay
  • key
  • Ki
  • knee
  • lee
  • lei
  • li
  • may
  • mea
  • mi
  • nay
  • nee
  • Ney
  • oui
  • p
  • pe
  • pee
  • plea
  • pre
  • prey
  • quai
  • qui
  • rb
  • ree
  • say
  • scree
  • sea
  • sep
  • she
  • shih
  • shride
  • sie
  • slay
  • sleigh
  • snee
  • spay
  • spray
  • Sri
  • stay
  • sway
  • Tay
  • tee
  • thee
  • three
  • tray
  • trey
  • twee
  • v
  • way
  • wee
  • whee
  • ye
  • yee
  • z
  • zee
  • ab
  • atp
  • B
  • be
  • bey
  • blea
  • bray
  • Brie
  • C
  • cay
  • chee
  • cie
  • cod
  • crea
  • D
  • day
  • de
  • Dee
  • di
  • dree
  • E
  • eh
  • fee
  • fi
  • flea
  • fley
  • frae
  • free
  • g
  • gay
  • gey
  • gie
  • gley
  • hae
  • hee
  • ib
  • j
  • k
  • kee
  • Key
  • Klee
  • lay
  • Lee
  • Leigh
  • marquees
  • me
  • mee
  • Mt
  • née
  • neigh
  • oad
  • P
  • pay
  • pea
  • play
  • pray
  • pree
  • prix
  • quay
  • ray
  • re
  • Rhee
  • sci
  • se
  • see
  • shay
  • shi
  • shri
  • si
  • ski
  • slee
  • smee
  • spae
  • splay
  • spree
  • sri
  • stray
  • t
  • tea
  • the
  • they
  • ti
  • tree
  • Tshi
  • Twi
  • vee
  • we
  • weigh
  • whey
  • yea
  • Yi
  • Z
2 syllables
  • absentee's
  • achy
  • agree
  • alee
  • ally
  • appointee's
  • attendee's
  • bibi
  • CC
  • Chablis
  • curie
  • debris
  • degree
  • deportee's
  • dundee
  • emcee
  • esprit
  • forsee
  • Gretzky
  • Henri
  • IP
  • lea
  • lessee
  • louie
  • Marie
  • marquee
  • MC
  • Ne
  • oadal
  • pattee
  • piggy
  • ranee
  • rea
  • rountree
  • sightsee
  • tootsie
  • trainee's
  • TV
  • weeble
  • Yangtze
  • Zea
  • AC
  • Agee
  • akey
  • alley
  • Amy
  • artsy
  • banshee
  • Capri
  • CD
  • Cuffee
  • dea
  • decree
  • degree's
  • draftee
  • duree
  • escapee's
  • foresee
  • goatee
  • gutsy
  • indri
  • kea
  • Lea
  • licensee's
  • louies
  • markee
  • Marquis
  • meebos
  • nestle
  • party
  • Pawnee
  • pouncy
  • ravi
  • returnee's
  • rupee
  • teecall
  • trainee
  • trustee
  • vendee
  • whoopee
  • yippee
3 syllables
  • A&E
  • addressee
  • amputee
  • appointee
  • bbc
  • bleaberry
  • conferee
  • demaree
  • designee
  • devotee
  • enlistee
  • escapee
  • Guarani
  • guaranty
  • inductee
  • jubilee
  • LSD
  • nominee
  • parolee
  • potpourri
  • referee
  • resignee
  • returnee
  • S&P
  • Tennessee
  • undersea
  • absentee
  • adoptee
  • APC
  • attendee
  • benami
  • bourgeoisie
  • creable
  • deportee
  • detainee
  • disagree
  • enrollee
  • franchisee
  • guarantee
  • honoree
  • internee
  • licensee
  • MPG
  • oversea
  • pattemar
  • R&B
  • repartee
  • retiree
  • Rosemarie
  • signori
  • thierry
  • Waikiki
4 syllables
  • deecodder
  • LAPD
  • thievable
5 syllables
    6 syllables
    7 syllables
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