This post contains our favorite combination of "perfect rhymes" and "near rhymes". Near rhymes are words you may have to stretch or exaggerate for songwriting and poems.
Welcome to this guide on the best words that rhyme with toad!
Here you’ll find the top 100 words and phrases for rhyming the word ‘toad’ in a poem or song lyrics.
You’ll also find some example lyrics that incorporate rhymes of the word toad.
Pretty cool huh?
Let’s get started…
Words That Rhyme With Toad
Abode
Road
Code
Mode
Load
Node
Ode
Goad
Spode
Sowed
Bode
Crowed
Strode
Glowed
Hoed
Mowed
Prowled
Explode
Commode
Episode
Forebode
Corrode
Encode
Reload
Outmode
Postcode
Overload
Maraud
Loathed
Coast road
Back road
Dirt road
Truck load
Tax code
High road
Low road
Abode of
Shadowed
Elbowed
Woaded
Crowded
Displode
Tomoad
Melode
Arrode
Carburetor float
Valley road
Bumpy road
Heavy load
Lightened load
Phrases That Rhyme With Toad
Bowed and toad
Abode bestowed
Episode forebode
Code commode
Goad bestowed
Low road bestowed
Shadowed bestowed
Dirt road bestowed
Crowded bestowed
Elbowed bestowed
Truck load bestowed
Maraud and
Woaded and
Glowed and showed
Crowed and showed
Corrode and unload
Spode and bestowed
High road bestowed
Mowed and glowed
Node bestowed
Ode and glowed
Outmode and unload
Tax code bestowed
Prowled and howled
Reload and explode
Crowded abode
Explode and unload
Strode and glowed
Back road bestowed
Postcode bestowed
Arrode and bestowed
Commode and abode
Valley road bestowed
Carburetor float and unload
Heavy load bestowed
Loathed and glowed
Melode and bestowed
Displode and bestowed
Abode of and bestowed
Bumpy road bestowed
Tomoad and bestowed
Lightened load bestowed
Woaded and glowed
Shadowed and showed
Truck load and bestowed
Elbowed and glowed
Tax code and bestowed
Goad and glowed
Corrode and bestowed
Dirt road and bestowed
Example Poem/Song Using Toad
In a garden green and fair,
A toad sat still without a care,
Beneath the shade of an abode,
He gazed around with a heavy load.
He watched the trucks go down the road,
As they carried their heavy loads,
He wondered if he’d ever go,
On a journey with a lightened load.
But then he felt a sudden goad,
A push to move him down the road,
To leave behind his cozy abode,
And see what lies beyond the toad.
He felt a code, a call to roam,
To leave behind his humble home,
To take the high road, not the low,
And let his spirit freely flow.
As he strode along the coast road,
He met a friend who bestowed
Upon him a lesson to decode,
That life is too short to be a toad.
So he shed his old heavy load,
And left behind his old abode,
He embraced the unknown with a glow,
And never looked back on the road.
For a toad can be more than a toad,
He can be a prince with a heavy goad,
Or a traveler with a lightened load,
On a journey that takes him far from the abode.
And so our toad continues to stroll,
Through the valleys and over the knolls,
With a heart that beats like gold,
On a journey that’s yet to unfold.
