Words that Rhyme with arbitrary
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, arterberry, atterbury, aviary, balistreri, barillari, brackenbury, budgetary, camilleri, canterbury, 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 arbitrary
a. Depending on will or discretion; not governed by any fixed rules; as, an arbitrary decision; an arbitrary punishment.
a. Exercised according to one's own will or caprice, and therefore conveying a notion of a tendency to abuse the possession of power.
a. Despotic; absolute in power; bound by no law; harsh and unforbearing; tyrannical; as, an arbitrary prince or government.