Rhymes:English/iːz

1. Rhymes
2. English
3. -iː-
4. -iːz

Pronunciation

enPR: -ēz, IPA^(key): /iːz/

Rhymes

Notes

1. For more rhymes, add s, es or 's to some words at /-iː/.

Suffixes

• -es (nonstandard, US, esp. biases & processes)

One syllable

• -ese
• bees
• breeze
• Caius
• cays
• cheese
• Cleese
• ease
• fees
• feeze
• fleas
• freeze
• frieze
• grease (verb; one pronunciation)
• he's (he is)
• Keays
• keys
• knees
• leas
• peas
• pease
• peise (one pronunciation)
• please
• qis
• quays
• seas
• sees
• seize
• she's (she is)
• sleaze
• sneeze
• squeeze
• tease
• Tees
• these
• trees
• tweeze
• wheeze

Two syllables

• anise (UK)
• appease
• Belize
• Burmese
• Chinese
• disease
• displease
• DTs, DT's
• Louise
• Maltese
• refreeze
• trapeze
• unease
• unfreeze

Three syllables

• Beninese
• Bhutanese
• Burkinese
• Cantonese
• Congolese
• Eloise
• Elouise
• employees
• expertise
• Faeroese, Faroese
• Gabonese
• Guianese
• Guyanese
• Japanese
• Javanese
• Lebanese
• Marshallese
• Myanmarese
• Nepalese
• overseas
• Pekingese
• Pitcairnese
• Portuguese
• Rwandese
• Sinhalese
• Sudanese
• Taiwanese
• Togolese
• Viennese
• Vietnamese (one pronunciation – also four syllables)

Four syllables

• academese
• Chicagoese
• East Timorese
• éminence grise
• Reunionese
• Senegalese
• summit disease
• Surinamese
• treetop disease
• Vietnamese (one pronunciation – also three syllables)

Five syllables

• Alzheimer's disease
• dictionaryese
• old timer's disease

Nine syllables

• a little bit of bread and no cheese