How many syllables are in fairs? 1 syllable
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Synonyms and Words Related to Fairs
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One syllable words that rhyme with Fairs
air's, airs, ayer's, ayres, bares, bear's, bears, bears', berres, blair's, blares, bures, care's, cares, chaires, chairs, claire's, dares, errs, fair's, faires, fairs, fares, flares, gehres, glares, hair's, hairs, hare's, hares, heirs, jares, kehres, lairs, lares, maerz, mairs, mare's, mares, pairs, pares, pears, phares, prayers, sayres, scares, share's, shares, shares', sherr's, snares, spares, squares, stairs, stares, swears, tears, theirs, there's, wares, wears, where's, xers
Two syllable words that rhyme with Fairs
affairs, bancshares', compares, d'affaires, declares, despairs, downstairs, frontieres, impairs, moliere's, pierre's, prepares, repairs, upstairs
Five syllable words that rhyme with Fairs
euromobiliare's, multimillionaires
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