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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with american:

3 syllables:
airtevron one,
baire function,
bela kun,
cell function,
central one,
chekhovs gun,
cresta run,
death sudden,
des jungen,
eldest son,
el cajon,
end function,
f duction,
get someone,
help button,
help someone,
herald sun,
jen button,
kessel run,
lebel gun,
left button,
left london,
left undone,
length function,
let someone,
level one,
l function,
mega ton,
mention one,
met someone,
next button,
nexus one,
parrott gun,
peddle run,
pellet gun,
pleasant one,
pleasant run,
pms cephalexin,
presents one,
present one,
press button,
question one,
red button,
red russian,
second one,
second run,
second son,
section one,
seldom done,
send button,
send someone,
sent someone,
set function,
seventh son,
shell button,
shen congwen,
special one,
spread function,
square london,
stair function,
step cousin,
step function,
stress function,
tell someone,
test function,
their function,
then someone,
well function,
west london,
when someone,
whereof one,
where someone,
x button,
yes button,
aenne biermann,
aes encryption,
air friction,
air mission,
bear children,
bed ridden,
ben gibson,
ben wilson,
brent wilson,
care given,
checks written,
chen jingrun,
dead milkmen,
deaf children,
debt ridden,
den linden,
drenching gun,
dressed women,
ed minton,
en rimmon,
erik bruhn,
ex christian,
fred vinson,
fred zinnemann,
french fiction,
french mission,
french women,
getting one,
glenn ligon,
hair ribbon,
hells kitchen,
helps children,
help children,
help given,
help women,
jeff reardon,
kept hidden,
less britain,
less friction,
meg whitman,
mel gibson,
men children,
men women,
metric tonne,
m krishnan,
peg intron,
pgp encryption,
reading one,
red chicken,
red ribbon,
renĂ© pleven,
self driven,
self given,
setting sun,
sex kitten,
sex ridden,
shared vision,
shell midden,
step children,
tench tilghman,
ten billion,
ten children,
ten million,
test driven,
texts written,
their children,
their christian,
their hidden,
their kinsmen,
their mission,
their vision,
their women,
their written,
them women,
then given,
twelve children,
twelve million,
vare widgeon,
wearing one,
well hidden,
well written,
west briton,
west frisian,
west milton,
when britain,
when children,
when given,
when women,
when written,
where children,
where women,
x vision,
yen hsishan,
yet begun,
yet given,
yet risen


4 syllables:
accept button,
against someone,
apparent sun,
attended one,
convex function,
declare function,
descent function,
develop one,
direct function,
eject button,
expect someone,
gwinnett button,
impaired function,
odette yustman,
pierre prudhon,
rebellious son,
resemble one,
selected one,
select button,
sinclair upton,
successful one,
unless someone,
affects children,
affects women,
against britain,
against children,
against women,
beget children,
cornet piston,
depressed children,
depressed women,
direct vision,
event driven,
excepting one,
express written,
impaired children,
impaired vision,
infect immun,
protect children,
protect women,
romare bearden,
selecting one


5 syllables:
leslie stefanson,
personnel function,
represented one,
antoinette bourignon,
marie fredriksson,
representing one,
tavi gevinson


6 syllables:
christopher eccleston


7 syllables:
alexandra elbakyan



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