Words that Rhyme with cam
1 Syllable Words
am, bahm, bam, bram, camm, cham, clam, cram, dahm, dam, damm, damme, damn, dram, flam, flamm, frahm, fram, gahm, gamm, graeme, graham, gram, gramm, hahm, ham, hamm, hamme, jam, jamb, kam, kamm, klamm, kram, kramm, kramme, lahm, lam, lamb, lambe, lamm, lamme, ma'am, nahm, nam, pam, pham, plam, quamme, rahm, ram, ramm, sahm, sam, scam, schram, schramm, sham, slam, spam, sram, stam, stamm, stram, swam, tam, tamm, tham, tram, wham, yam, zahm
2 Syllable Words
abram, alam, barthram, bartram, beacham, beckham, beltram, burcham, buttram, centram, coram, dirlam, dram, durham, engram, exam, flimflam, friedsam, goddam, goddamn, inghram, kingham, kvam, kvamme, laflam, logjam, madame, mailgram, mcclam, mcham, mclamb, milgram, mme, oxfam, panam, pegram, potsdam, priam, program, programme, shoreham, siam, sram, stringham, t-lam, tungsram, vandam, vandamme, wolfgram, wolfram
3 Syllable Words
abraham, allingham, amersham, amsterdam, anagram, bellingham, billingham, birmingham, blakenham, buckingham, burlingham, burningham, cablegram, callaham, centigram, cockerham, cottingham, cunningham, dagenham, dataram, diagram, diaphragm, dillingham, dithyramb, epigram, fillingham, framingham, frothingham, gillingham, gooderham, histogram, hologram, ingraham, kilogram, landingham, laningham, leadingham, logogram, mammogram, microgram, milligram, monogram, newingham, nottingham, polygram, reprogram, rockingham, rotterdam, sonogram, telegram, whittingham, wickerham, wickersham, willingham, winningham
4 Syllable Words
everingham, vallandingham, vanlandingham, vanlaningham
7 Syllable Words
electrocardiogram
Definitions of cam
n. A turning or sliding piece which, by the shape of its periphery or face, or a groove in its surface, imparts variable or intermittent motion to, or receives such motion from, a rod, lever, or block brought into sliding or rolling contact with it.
n. A curved wedge, movable about an axis, used for forcing or clamping two pieces together.
n. A projecting part of a wheel or other moving piece so shaped as to give alternate or variable motion to another piece against which it acts.
n. A ridge or mound of earth.
a. Crooked.