Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with acceptable:
3 syllables:
air shuttle,
bare knuckle,
bells muscle,
bell buckle,
bends double,
bent double,
death struggle,
dense jungle,
etl sl,
flesh tunnel,
jet bundle,
kara kul,
kents bundle,
kent bundle,
ken russell,
left bundle,
left frontal,
leg muscle,
less subtle,
less trouble,
meant trouble,
mesha stele,
naec asl,
next couple,
n tuple,
red muscle,
said uncle,
says uncle,
spell trouble,
step uncle,
tech bubble,
text bubble,
their struggle,
their uncle,
then double,
yelled uncle,
yells uncle,
yell uncle
air shuttle,
bare knuckle,
bells muscle,
bell buckle,
bends double,
bent double,
death struggle,
dense jungle,
etl sl,
flesh tunnel,
jet bundle,
kara kul,
kents bundle,
kent bundle,
ken russell,
left bundle,
left frontal,
leg muscle,
less subtle,
less trouble,
meant trouble,
mesha stele,
naec asl,
next couple,
n tuple,
red muscle,
said uncle,
says uncle,
spell trouble,
step uncle,
tech bubble,
text bubble,
their struggle,
their uncle,
then double,
yelled uncle,
yells uncle,
yell uncle
4 syllables:
extended ml,
extended tcl,
intense struggle,
perfect couple,
perfect shuffle,
resplendent quetzal,
resplendent quetzel
extended ml,
extended tcl,
intense struggle,
perfect couple,
perfect shuffle,
resplendent quetzal,
resplendent quetzel
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