Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with air sac:
2 syllables:
chair back,
hair back,
flare stack,
fell back,
head back,
jet pack,
lead back,
press pack,
set back,
step back,
them back,
well back,
wet pack,
chair backs,
dress rack,
gets back,
sex act,
stared back,
steps back,
where black,
terre sancte,
nut sack,
rear back,
sweat sock,
were back,
shares at,
bear cat,
bear that,
best ask,
care than,
care that,
care what,
cell sap,
cette salle,
chair shall,
chair that,
check takes,
death mask,
death takes,
death tax,
dress hat,
dressed black,
else at,
else had,
fair catch,
fair that,
flare pass,
flare path,
fresh black,
fresh track,
gets at,
glared at,
guest takes,
hair that,
head tax,
health act,
held back,
jet black,
kept back,
kept track,
lead bank,
left back,
less at,
pegged back,
press takes,
quest takes
3 syllables:
address stack,
carry back,
repair takes,
their back,
their lack,
carry sacks,
error stack,
access takes,
access track,
address at,
agent takes,
any lack,
arrest takes,
assets at,
aware that,
benny jack,
complex at,
content takes,
direct tax,
direct track,
effect takes,
freddie mac,
hotel takes,
leather back,
leather jack,
lever jack,
object takes,
offence at,
perfect track,
prepared at,
progress takes,
project mac,
project takes
4 syllables:
cigarette packs
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