Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with bucked up:
2 syllables:
fa cup,
va cup,
blood cup,
tuk tuk,
u.c.c. rep.,
cut ups,
buff tip,
duk duk,
judge depth,
some depth,
u.s. dept.,
blood pump,
bon ton,
bust ass,
duck shove,
dust on,
dutch tongue,
front as,
front on,
front tuck,
gas pump,
get the hump,
has the hump,
hsüan tung,
hung ten,
just an,
just as,
just has,
just on,
just ten,
luck was,
parent has,
parent tongue,
punch ups,
rushed on,
some ten,
struck young,
sump pump,
tam tam,
tan tung,
thrust on,
truck was,
trust as,
trust has,
tum tum,
was ten,
won ton,
duck tape,
duct tape,
flood depth,
leg stump,
but am,
but an,
but as,
but has,
but on,
but ten,
butt on,
ca resp,
cut as,
cut on,
dept. dept.,
get an,
get as,
get on,
get us,
judge stump,
let an,
let on,
let us
3 syllables:
conduct an,
conduct as,
conduct has,
conduct on,
mucky pup,
product as,
product has,
product on,
tea cup,
office dept.,
accent on,
extent as,
extent on,
extra stuff,
ion pump,
opaque gem,
result as,
result has,
result on,
stirrup cup,
added depth,
extra depth,
abut on,
bertha krupp,
conduct was,
product can,
product was,
products as,
products has
4 syllables:
ocular cup
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