Top 128 Words That Rhyme with marie (With Meanings)

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Here you’ll find the top 128 words and phrases for rhyming the word ‘Marie’.

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Words That Rhyme With Marie

• Abductee– A person who has been kidnapped or taken by force.
• Abscissae– A term used in mathematics to refer to the horizontal coordinate on a graph.
• Absentee– A person who is expected to be present but is not.
• Addressee– The intended recipient of a message or letter.
• Amputee– A person who has had a limb or limbs surgically removed.
• Apogee– The highest point or farthest distance from the Earth in an orbit.
• Appellee– The party against whom an appeal is filed.
• Appointee– A person who has been appointed to a position or role.
• Artsy– Describes a person or thing that is artistic or creative in an unconventional or pretentious way.
• Assignee– A person who has been assigned a particular task or responsibility.
• Attendee– A person who is present at an event or meeting.
• Aurorae– The plural form of Aurora, a natural light display in the Earth’s atmosphere.
• Axletree– The shaft on which a wheel revolves.
• Bailee– A person who temporarily takes possession of someone else’s property.
• Banshee– A female spirit in Irish mythology that is said to wail or scream to warn of impending death.
• Bourgeoisie– The middle class, typically with reference to its perceived materialistic values or conventional attitudes.
• Bowsprit– A spar that extends from the front of a ship and supports the sails.
• Brie– A soft, mild French cheese made from cow’s milk.
• Bumblebee– A large, hairy bee with a loud buzz that pollinates flowers.
• Bursae– Small fluid-filled sacs in the body that reduce friction between tissues.
• Calliope– A musical instrument consisting of a set of steam whistles played with a keyboard, typically used in circuses and fairs.
• Chiropody– The treatment of the feet and their ailments.
• Colossally– To a very great extent; extremely.
• Conferee– A person who participates in a conference or meeting.
• Consignee– The recipient of goods or cargo that has been shipped.
• Curie– A unit of measurement for the intensity of radioactivity.
• Debris– Scattered fragments or wreckage, typically after a disaster or accident.
• Decree– An official order issued by a legal authority.
• Degree– A unit of measurement for angles, temperature, or academic achievement.Deportee– A person who has been expelled or sent out of a country by official authority.
• Detainee– A person who is being held in custody, especially by the authorities.
• Devotee– A person who is very dedicated to and enthusiastic about a particular activity, person, or cause.
• Diastole– The phase of the heartbeat during which the heart muscle relaxes and allows the chambers to fill with blood.
• Disagree– To have a different opinion, feeling, or attitude than someone else; to not be in accord or harmony with.
• Donee– A person who receives a gift or donation.
• Draftee– A person who is drafted into military service.
• Dungaree– A type of heavy cotton cloth, typically blue, used for making work clothes.
• Emcee– A master of ceremonies, typically at a public event or entertainment.
• Enlistee– A person who has enlisted in the military or other service.
• Epee– A type of sword used in fencing, with a long, narrow blade and a button on the tip.
• Escapee– A person who has escaped from confinement, especially from prison.
• Esprit– A lively, vivacious, or witty quality or style.
• Exp– An abbreviation for “expense.”
• Fee– A sum of money charged for a service or privilege.
• Filigree– A delicate ornamental work made from gold, silver, or other fine wire, typically twisted or curled into intricate designs.
• Flee– To run away or escape from a danger or pursuer.
• Florae– The plural form of “flora,” referring to the plants of a particular region or period.
• Footsie– A game played by two people under a table, in which they touch each other’s feet in a playful or flirtatious manner.
• Foresee– To predict or anticipate something before it happens.
• Franchisee– A person or company that has been granted the right to operate a business under a particular brand or trademark.
• Free– Not under the control or in the power of another; able to act or be done as one wishes.
• Fusee– A type of flintlock firearm, or a device used in watches and clocks to regulate the rate of the mechanism.
• Goatee– A small beard that grows on the chin only.
• Grantee– A person or organization to whom property or a right is granted.
• Guarani– The currency of Paraguay, or a member of an indigenous people of South America.
• Guarantee– A promise or assurance, especially a formal one, that something will be done, given, or provided.
• Guaranty– A written pledge or promise to pay a debt or perform an obligation.
• Gutsy– Courageous, bold, or daring; willing to take risks.
• Honeybee– A bee of a variety that collects nectar and pollen, produces honey, and lives in large colonies.
• Http– Stands for “Hypertext Transfer Protocol,” which is the protocol used for transmitting data over the internet.
• Hyperbole– An exaggerated statement or claim not meant to be taken literally.
• Idiosyncrasy– A unique and peculiar characteristic or behavior that is distinctive to an individual.
• Inductee– Someone who is officially admitted as a member of a group or organization, typically through a ceremony.
• Internee– A person who is confined to a specific location, usually as a result of war or political conflict.
• Interviewee– A person who is being interviewed, typically for a job or by the media.
• Invitee– A person who is invited to attend an event or gathering.
• Jamboree– A large celebration or gathering, often with music and entertainment.
• Jubilee– A special anniversary or celebration, especially the 50th anniversary.
• Kedgeree– A dish of rice, smoked fish, and boiled eggs, popular in British cuisine.
• Key– A small metal instrument used for unlocking doors or starting a car.
• Knee– The joint that connects the thigh bone to the shin bone in humans and other vertebrates.
• Legatee– A person who receives a gift or inheritance from a will.
• Licensee– A person or entity that has been granted permission to use or sell a product or service.
• Maharanee– A queen or wife of a maharaja in India.
• Manatee– A large aquatic mammal with a round body and paddle-shaped flippers, found in tropical waters.
• Monody– A poem or song written in honor of a single person.
• Mortgagee– The lender who holds the mortgage on a property.
• Nobody– A person of no importance or significance.
• Nominee– A person who is nominated for an award, position, or honor.
• Oversea– Relating to or situated in a foreign country across the sea.
• Oversee– To supervise or manage a project, operation, or organization.
• Paltrier– Lacking in importance or value; petty or insignificant.
• Parolee– A person who has been released from prison on parole.
• Phonology– The study of speech sounds in language.
• Potpourri– A mixture of dried petals and spices used for fragrance, or a collection of miscellaneous items.
• Prithee– An archaic word meaning “please.”
• Puttee– A strip of cloth wrapped around the lower leg as a protective covering, worn by soldiers.
• Queerly– In a strange, odd, or peculiar manner.
• Quelque– A French word meaning “some” or “a few.”
• Quinsy– A severe sore throat caused by an abscess near the tonsils.
• Ranee– A queen or wife of a rajah in India.
• Referee– An official who enforces the rules in a game or competition.
• Repartee– A quick and witty exchange of remarks or conversation.
• Retiree– A person who has retired from their job or profession.
• Returnee– A person who has returned to a place after being away.
• Scree– A steep mass of loose rock on the slope of a mountain.
• Settee– A long upholstered seat for more than one person, typically with a back and arms.
• She– A pronoun used to refer to a female person or animal.
• Shoetree– A device used to maintain the shape of a shoe.
• Singletree– A wooden bar used to attach a horse or ox to a plow or cart.
• Sirree– A colloquial expression used to express strong agreement or confirmation.
• Soignee– Elegantly stylish and fashionable.
• Spree– A brief period of excessive activity or indulgence in something.
• Sudsy– Full of or producing frothy bubbles.
• Sultrier– More humid and hot, causing discomfort.
• Suttee– A Hindu practice in which a widow immolates herself on her husband’s funeral pyre.
• Teepee/Tepee– A conical tent traditionally made of animal skins or birch bark, used by certain indigenous peoples of North America.
• Three– The number after two and before four.
• Timpani/Tympani– A set of drums that produce a deep, resonant sound.
• Tootsie– A slang term for a foot or toe.
• Topee– A lightweight sun helmet worn in tropical regions.
• Trainee– A person who is being trained for a job or skill.
• Transferee– A person who has been transferred from one place to another, especially within a company or organization.
• Tree– A perennial plant with a single stem or trunk, supporting branches and leaves.
• Trustee– A person or organization responsible for managing property or assets on behalf of others.
• Twee– Excessively quaint, pretty, or sentimental in a way that is seen as artificial or insincere.
• Undersea– Situated, occurring, or done beneath the surface of the sea.
• Vendee– A buyer or purchaser, especially in a legal context.
• Wannabe/Wannabee– A person who wants or aspires to be someone or something else.
• Whiffletree/Whippletree– A wooden crosspiece to which the harness of a draft animal is attached.
• Whoopee– An exclamation of joy or excitement.
• Wintrier– More characteristic of or suitable for winter.
• Wormy– Infested with worms or wormlike animals.
• Yippee– A shout of joy or exclamation of excitement.