What is a end syllable word, rhyming with "month"?

Question

Lol, there is none, but you can use your imagination!

Answer 1

Since you can't get a "perfect rhyme" the next best thing would be words that end with the sound /un(C)s/ -- the C standing for some consonant. /un/ matches the "on" in month; the final /s/ is a fairly close to /th/

Here are my best bets (note that all might rhyme better with the plural "months", and most would work about as well dropping the s [where that's possible]):

bunts, blunts, dunce, fronts, grunts, hunts, once, punts, runts, shunts, stunts
(hint: say these with a lisp -- e.g., "onth upon a time"-- and they ALL will be perfect rhymes!)

bunks, clunks, chunks, dunks, drunks, funks, flunks, hunks, junks, monks, punks, plunks, skunks, thunks, trunks

OR, very close, with 'm' instead of 'n' --
bumps, chumps, dumps, frumps, gazumps, grumps, humps, jumps, lumps, mumps, numps, pumps, plumps, rumps, sumps, slumps, stumps, tumps, thumps, trumps, umps, whumps

AND (forgot before!) my favorites:
humph (humpf), harrumph, flumpf, galumph

Answer 2

bundt - as in "I baked a bundt cake with orange, purple, and zebra-striped frosting." How's that for imagination - especially since I have no idea where the bundt cake pan even is right now! Plus I have yet to see a zebra-striped cake :)

Answer 3

Runt, stunt, Alan Lunt

Answer 4

The nearest ones I have found are as follows.

seventh, jacinth
greenth, dozenth
absinth, acanth
plinth, ninth
synth, tenth

Answer 5

True but here is a web site to try it

Answer 6

Flunth meaning "If I've told you once I've told you a million times", much easier to say.

Answer 7

Oneth

In a sentence

I am oneth in line