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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with backpack:

2 syllables:
ack ack,
add back,
ad cac,
al haq,
asked jack,
ask back,
asp dac,
ass crack,
at back,
at black,
at hack,
at jack,
avhrr gac,
avhrr lac,
back back,
back jack,
back track,
black jack,
brat pack,
cad cac,
cal lac,
can track,
cash back,
cast back,
cat back,
clack clack,
clap back,
class black,
crab shack,
crack back,
crack shack,
dans chaque,
dashed back,
dragged back,
fast back,
fast trac,
fast track,
fat back,
fat jack,
fat mac,
fax back,
flap jack,
flashed back,
flat back,
flat black,
flat jack,
flat pack,
flat track,
frank black,
frank mack,
frat pack,
glanced back,
glance back,
glass back,
glass pack,
had black,
half back,
half black,
half jack,
half rack,
half sack,
hand back,
hand hack,
hand sack,
hangs back,
hatch back,
hat back,
hat rack,
have black,
jacks back,
jack back,
jack mack,
jack pack,
jack shack,
jack stack,
jam pack,
jan zach,
kamm back,
lamp black,
lash back,
laugh track,
mac mac,
man back,
matt black,
max black,
pac pac,
pan pac,
passed back,
pass back,
psac gac,
quack quack,
ran back,
rat pack,
sand jack,
sank back,
sat back,
scratch back,
shak shak,
shrank back,
slab track,
slap back,
snack pack,
snapped back,
snap back,
splat pack,
sprang back,
swam back,
tan track,
than black,
that back,
that black,
that jack,
that lack,
that track,
tram track,
trash rack,
van smack,
wax jack


3 syllables:
japan black,
sudan black



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