The word Charles primarily rhymes with one- and two-syllable words such as marls, snarls, and imparls.
Rhymes for Charles
When searching for words that rhyme with Charles, you'll find a variety of options, primarily categorized by the number of syllables they contain. These words share the distinct "-arles" sound, echoing the pronunciation of the name Charles.
One-Syllable Rhymes
Many words that rhyme with Charles contain just one syllable, making them suitable for short, impactful rhymes. These words often end with a similar "arls" or "arles" sound.
- Arles: A city in southern France.
- Carls: Plural of Carl, or an old term for a churl or peasant.
- Carles: Similar to carls, often referring to old men.
- Farls: Flat, round cakes or pieces of bread, typically oatmeal or soda bread.
- Gnarls: Knots or protuberances on trees; also, to growl or twist.
- Harls: Short fibers of flax or hemp; also, to throw or drag.
- Jarls: Historical Scandinavian noblemen, chiefs, or earls.
- Marls: Earthy deposits rich in clay and calcium carbonate, used as fertilizer.
- Parles: Archaic term meaning to speak or converse.
- Snarls: Tangled masses; also, angry growls.
Two-Syllable Rhymes
For a slightly longer phonetic match, several two-syllable words also rhyme with Charles. These often include less common terms or words formed with prefixes.
- Buscarles: (Spanish origin) Likely referring to "to look for them."
- Clay marls: A specific type of marl that is rich in clay.
- Emparls: To enclose or embed as if in a pearl.
- Ensnarls: To entangle or involve in a snarl.
- Housecarls: Professional household troops or bodyguards, especially of Danish or Anglo-Saxon kings.
- Imparls: To hold a preliminary conversation, especially in legal contexts to reconcile parties.
- Unsnarls: To untangle or resolve a snarl.
