Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with cats eye:
2 syllables:
fat guy,
that guy,
at high,
at side,
at sight,
at site,
chang tsai,
hat size,
that high,
that side,
that site,
that size,
what size,
bad guy,
pad thai,
and high,
black tai,
hand dye,
lac dye,
had high,
pad site,
at five,
at life,
at line,
at night,
at nine,
at right,
at white,
back side,
cat like,
cat thyme,
catch sight,
chat line,
fast dye,
fat pine,
fat pipe,
flat file,
hwang hai,
lang syne,
matte white,
tax hike,
than high,
that died,
that file,
that fine,
that five,
that give,
that guide,
that lies,
that life,
that light,
that like,
that line,
that live,
that might,
that night,
that nine,
that right,
that rise,
that tried,
that while,
that white,
what lies,
what life,
what light,
what might,
what right,
at sites,
at time,
class size,
fat tide,
flat tyre,
glass eyes,
grass height,
sat tight,
squat snipe,
that height,
that smile,
that style,
that time,
that type,
thats life,
thats right,
what time,
what type,
not buy,
and buy,
bad light,
bad time,
gad fly
3 syllables:
chiang kai,
chiang mai,
potash lye,
also high,
combat knife,
combat might,
combat while,
scatter site
4 syllables:
diplomat might,
diplomats might
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