Words that Rhyme with falsehood
1 Syllable Words
could, good, goode, hood, schuld, should, stood, wood, would, you'd
2 Syllable Words
allgood, armwood, arwood, ashwood, attwood, atwood, bedgood, beechwood, bellwood, bidgood, bigwood, blackwood, bloodgood, bournewood, boxwood, boyhood, braidwood, brentwood, caywood, chatswood, cheatwood, childhood, chitwood, corkwood, dagwood, damewood, dashwood, deadwood, dogwood, driftwood, earwood, eastwood, edgewood, ellwood, elmwood, elwood, fenwood, firewood, fleetwood, forwood, foxwood, fullwood, fulwood, garwood, gatewood, girlhood, glenwood, greasewood, greenwood, grimwood, hagwood, hallwood, hapgood, hardgood, hardwood, harewood, hartwood, harwood, haygood, haywood, heartwood, heathwood, hegwood, henwood, heywood, hobgood, hogwood, homewood, hopgood, hopwood, inwood, kellwood, kenwood, knighthood, lakewood, linwood, lockwood, logwood, longwood, magwood, makegood, manhood, markwood, marwood, millwood, moshood, northwood, oakwood, osgood, packwood, plywood, portwood, presswood, prestwood, pulpwood, redwood, rickwood, ridgewood, ringwood, rockwood, rosewood, sainthood, sherwood, silkwood, smallwood, softwood, southwood, stanwood, statehood, suhud, swartwood, teakwood, toogood, upwood, wedgewood, wedgwood, weldwood, westwood, wildwood, winwood, withstood, wormwood, yarwood
3 Syllable Words
adulthood, allenwood, alligood, arrowood, babyhood, brotherhood, catherwood, collingwood, cottonwood, devilwood, easterwood, ellenwood, ellingwood, ellinwood, englewood, estatehood, evergood, fatherhood, firewood, hazelwood, hazlewood, hollywood, inglewood, ironwood, isherwood, leatherwood, ledgerwood, lidgerwood, likelihood, littlewood, livelihood, livergood, livingood, mahamud, maplewood, motherhood, nationhood, neighborhood, orahood, parenthood, ravenswood, riverwood, robinhood, scattergood, tanglewood, understood, underwood, victimhood, womanhood
4 Syllable Words
misunderstood
Definitions of falsehood
n. Want of truth or accuracy; an untrue assertion or representation; error; misrepresentation; falsity.
n. A deliberate intentional assertion of what is known to be untrue; a departure from moral integrity; a lie.
n. Treachery; deceit; perfidy; unfaithfulness.
n. A counterfeit; a false appearance; an imposture.