Words that rhyme with -un

Ais forArson

Arson is the act of deliberately setting on fire either someone else's house or other belongings, or your own house or belongings, usually because you want to claim insurance. In most countries, arson is a crime.

Law, Pyro

Photo by Tetsumo

Ais forAsunción

Asunción is the capital of Paraguay. It has a population of around 2.3 million.

Capital cities, Cities in South America

Photo by David Ohmer

Bis forBoston

Boston is the capital and largest city of the state of Massachusetts in the United States of America. It has a population of around 7.6 million.

US State Capitals, Cities in North America

Photo by Annie Mole

Bis forBun (food)

A bun is a small bread roll. Buns are usually sweet, and often have dried fruit like raisins in them. Buns are typically eaten without any kind of filling as a snack or dessert.

Bread

Photo by David Mican

Bis forBun (hair)

When you have your hair drawn up into a bundle on the top, back or even sides of your head you have your hair in a bun.

Hairstyles

Photo by Justin Henry

Bis forBurlington

Burlington is the largest city in the state of Vermont in the United States of America. It has a population of around 208,000.

Cities, Cities in North America

Photo by O Palsson

Cis forCharleston

Charleston is the capital of the state of West Virginia in the United States of America. It has a population of around 304,000.

US State Capitals, Cities in North America

Photo by Kevin Tostado

Fis forFun

You are having fun when you are doing something you enjoy and that makes you very happy. The person in the photo is having fun jumping in a bouncy castle.

Emotions, Positivity

Photo by Rob Bixby

Gis forGun

A gun in common language usually means a hand-held device that is used for firing a bullet or other projectile at high speed. Guns are used largely by police and the military.

Weapons

Photo by jules:stonesoup

His forHot Cross Bun

Hot cross buns are sweet buns that are usually made with raisins or other dried fruit. They are marked with a cross on top, and are traditionally eaten on Good Friday at Easter time.

Food