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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with american:

8 letters:
bela kun,
el cajon,
mega ton,
x button,
x vision


9 letters:
f duction,
lebel gun,
level one,
nexus one,
ed minton,
en rimmon,
men women,
yet begun,
yet given,
yet risen


10 letters:
cresta run,
des jungen,
eldest son,
herald sun,
jen button,
kessel run,
l function,
peddle run,
pellet gun,
red button,
second one,
second run,
second son,
yes button,
bed ridden,
ben gibson,
ben wilson,
care given,
den linden,
erik bruhn,
help given,
help women,
mel gibson,
m krishnan,
peg intron,
red ribbon,
self given,
sex kitten,
sex ridden,
them women,
then given,
when given,
when women


11 letters:
central one,
develop one,
get someone,
help button,
left button,
left london,
left undone,
let someone,
mention one,
met someone,
next button,
parrott gun,
present one,
red russian,
section one,
seldom done,
send button,
seventh son,
special one,
step cousin,
west london,
whereof one,
air mission,
debt ridden,
fred vinson,
getting one,
glenn ligon,
hair ribbon,
kept hidden,
meg whitman,
reading one,
red chicken,
self driven,
setting sun,
ten billion,
ten million,
test driven,
their women,
wearing one,
well hidden,
west briton,
west milton,
where women,
yen hsishan


12 letters:
apparent sun,
attended one,
chekhovs gun,
death sudden,
eject button,
end function,
help someone,
pleasant one,
pleasant run,
presents one,
press button,
question one,
resemble one,
selected one,
send someone,
sent someone,
set function,
shell button,
shen congwen,
tell someone,
then someone,
when someone,
air friction,
brent wilson,
chen jingrun,
dead milkmen,
event driven,
ex christian,
french women,
infect immun,
jeff reardon,
less britain,
men children,
metric tonne,
renĂ© pleven,
shell midden,
ten children,
their hidden,
their vision,
vare widgeon,
well written,
west frisian,
when britain,
when written


13 letters:
accept button,
airtevron one,
cell function,
select button,
square london,
step function,
test function,
well function,
where someone,
affects women,
against women,
bear children,
cornet piston,
deaf children,
direct vision,
drenching gun,
dressed women,
excepting one,
hells kitchen,
help children,
less friction,
protect women,
selecting one,
shared vision,
step children,
tavi gevinson,
texts written,
their kinsmen,
their mission,
their written,
when children


14 letters:
baire function,
expect someone,
odette yustman,
pierre prudhon,
pms cephalexin,
rebellious son,
sinclair upton,
stair function,
successful one,
their function,
unless someone,
aenne biermann,
aes encryption,
beget children,
checks written,
fred zinnemann,
french fiction,
french mission,
helps children,
pgp encryption,
romare bearden,
tench tilghman,
their children,
twelve million,
where children


15 letters:
against someone,
convex function,
direct function,
gwinnett button,
length function,
represented one,
spread function,
stress function,
against britain,
depressed women,
express written,
impaired vision,
their christian,
twelve children


16 letters:
declare function,
descent function,
leslie stefanson,
affects children,
against children,
protect children,
representing one


17 letters:
impaired function,
impaired children,
marie fredriksson


18 letters:
alexandra elbakyan,
personnel function,
depressed children


20 letters:
antoinette bourignon


21 letters:
christopher eccleston



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