Words that Rhyme with canterbury
2 Syllable Words
airey, airy, arie, ary, barey, barre, barrie, barry, berrey, berri, berrie, berry, buerry, bury, carey, carie, carrey, carrie, carry, cary, cheri, cherie, cherry, chery, clary, dairy, derry, dery, eyrie, fairey, fairy, ferri, ferrie, ferry, fery, frary, garry, gary, gehry, gerri, gerrie, gerry, gery, hairy, harry, jere, jeri, jerri, jerrie, jerry, kairey, kari, karry, kary, kerrey, kerri, kerry, larry, lary, marry, mary, merrie, merry, nary, neri, parry, perry, prairie, querry, scary, sheri, sherri, sherrie, sherry, skerry, sperry, stary, sterry, tarry, teri, terri, terrie, terry, vary, verri, verry, very, wary, werry, wery, wherry, yeiri
3 Syllable Words
alarie, ameri, asbury, auberry, azeri, banbury, barberi, blackberry, blueberry, boveri, bradberry, bradbury, brimberry, buccheri, cadbury, canary, carberry, cecere, contrary, cranberry, curreri, dewberry, dogberry, doonesbury, dubarry, elsberry, elsbury, embury, ferreri, gadberry, glengarry, goldsberry, gooseberry, granberry, grandberry, guarneri, hackberry, hanberry, hanbury, hansberry, kilbury, kingsbury, lansberry, laprairie, library, lineberry, macquarrie, macsharry, marberry, marbury, marksberry, maseri, mauceri, maugeri, mayberry, maybury, mcclary, mccrary, mcgarry, mcgary, mcnairy, mcnary, mcquerry, mcsherry, metairie, moceri, mooberry, mulberry, newberry, newbery, newbury, omary, oteri, palmeri, pierie, pillsbury, plumeri, primary, prosperi, queensberry, raineri, raneri, raspberry, recarey, remarry, roseberry, rosemary, roxbury, ruggeri, saulsberry, scarberry, scuderi, seaberry, seabury, sedberry, shrewsberry, shrewsbury, silveri, simsbury, soleri, spiteri, sprayberry, stanberry, stanbury, stansberry, strawberry, st_mary, sudberry, sudbury, sunseri, thornberry, thornbury, throneberry, tiberi, tilbury, unwary, valeri, viguerie, westberry, westbury, winberry, woodberry, woodbury, yarberry
4 Syllable Words
actuary, adversary, ancillary, appleberry, arbitrary, arterberry, atterbury, aviary, balistreri, barillari, brackenbury, budgetary, camilleri, canzoneri, capillary, casselberry, cassowary, castleberry, cautionary, cemetery, centenary, christenberry, christenbury, cometary, commentary, commissary, corollary, coronary, culinary, customary, derryberry, dictionary, dietary, dignitary, dispensary, dromedary, dysentery, eckelberry, emissary, estuary, faulkenberry, feb, february, formulary, fragmentary, francesmary, frankenberry, functionary, funerary, hockenberry, hockenbury, honorary, huckleberry, ikenberry, january, lapidary, leatherberry, leatherbury, legendary, literary, londonderry, luminary, mercenary, mickelberry, middlebury, military, missionary, momentary, monastery, monetary, montazeri, mortuary, necessary, oliveri, ordinary, palmieri, palminteri, planetary, pulmonary, pusateri, quaternary, ranieri, rosenberry, rotenberry, salutary, sanctuary, sanitary, savagery, secondary, secretary, sedentary, seminary, solitary, stationary, stationery, statuary, tagliaferri, temporary, tertiary, tipperary, topiary, tributary, unitary, urinary, veterinary, visionary, waterbury
5 Syllable Words
apothecary, bicentenary, bollettieri, concessionary, confectionary, confectionery, constabulary, contemporary, deflationary, depositary, disciplinary, discretionary, diversionary, epistolary, exclusionary, expansionary, extraordinary, fiduciary, hereditary, illusionary, imaginary, inflationary, involuntary, itinerary, judiciary, nonmilitary, obituary, pecuniary, pituitary, preliminary, probationary, proprietary, reactionary, recessionary, subsidiary, unnecessary, unsanitary, vocabulary
6 Syllable Words
beneficiary, disinflationary, evolutionary, expeditionary, extraordinary, interplanetary, noninflationary, paramilitary, revolutionary, semilegendary, undersecretary
7 Syllable Words
cardiopulmonary, interdisciplinary
8 Syllable Words
counterrevolutiona
Definitions of canterbury
n. A city in England, giving its name various articles. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury (primate of all England), and contains the shrine of Thomas a Becket, to which pilgrimages were formerly made.
n. A stand with divisions in it for holding music, loose papers, etc.