Rhymes with 'per se'
Scots Language Rhymes
adae
(Scots for ado or difficulty)
ae
(Scots for one or same)
agley
(Scots for awry)
ay
(Scots for yes or always)
blae
(Scots for blue)
brae
(Scots for slope or hilltop)
cray
(Scots for animal pen)
cutty clay
(Scots for short clay tobacco pipe)
dae
(Scots for v. to do)
dey
(Scots for father or grandfather — infantile)
fae
(Scots for foe or from)
fey
(Scots for n. field)
flae
(Scots for n. a flea or fly)
frae
(Scots for from)
tae
(Scots for father or grandfather — infantile)
gae
(Scots for v. to go)
Scottish-English Rhymes
A.
bae
bay
brae
bray
clay
flay
fray
gay
grey
hey
J.
jay
K.
'kay
lay
may
nay
("Archaic form of ""No""")
neigh
pay
play
pray
(For example, to God)
prey
(Verb, To hunt. Or noun, the object of a hunt.)
ray
say
slay
sleigh
spey
(To neuter)
splay
spray
stay
stray
sway
tray
way
weigh
whey
yay!
affray
allay
array
astray
au fait
away
ballet
beret
betray
Bombay
bouquet
buffet
café
chalet
cliche
convey
croquet
D.J.
decay
delay
dismay
display
entree
forte
gourmet
inlay
latte
midday
midway
mislay
Monet
O.K.
obey
okay
ole!
outlay
(verb)
outstay
padre
parfait
parquet
passe
per se
portray
purvey
relay
(verb)
repay
replay
(verb)
risqué
sachet
sauté
soiree
souffle
survey
(verb)
today
toupee
unlay
unsay
anyway
a-okay
attaché
breakaway
C.I.A.
cabaret
cableway
carriageway
castaway
chardonnays
Christmas Day
disarray
disobey
dossier
faraway
foldaway
getaway
hideaway
Hogmanay
holiday
I.R.A.
K.K.K.
lingerie
matinee
motorway
overlay
overpay
overstay
present-day
protege
ricochet
runaway
Saturday
stowaway
tearaway
throwaway
U.S.A.
underlay
underpay
underplay
underway
vertebrae
waterway
yesterday
cabriolet
cafe au lait