American poet, Bryant H. McGill, has announced the release of a free software rhyming dictionary derived from the award winning McGill English Dictionary of Rhyme, which is used by tens-of-thousands of writers, educators, students, aspiring poets and songwriters from over 100 countries, and stands as the world's most extensive rhyming reference ever created in the history of the English language. Spanning six volumes, this reference set, which McGill dedicated "to fellow poets everywhere," represents the pinnacle of linguistic achievement of its type, and is noted as the definitive standard reference for those concerned with the rhyming relationships of words. Under development for over seven years, this essential reference is perfect for poets, songwriters, lyricists, copywriters, advertising agencies, pathologists, speechwriters, advertisers, teachers, students, researchers, linguists, writers or anyone who enjoys rhyming words. The electronic reference software is complete, fully functional, without nags and entirely without cost. The software requires no installation, has no impact on the users system, is completely safe and can even be run from a portable USB thumb/jump drive, which may be carried in the users pocket, making this reference perfect for students and those on the go.