Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with consent:
2 syllables:
fen sucked,
blood sucked,
can just,
done just,
man just,
man must,
men must,
non vult,
then just,
then must,
ten cent,
then sent,
comme faisant,
bien cuit,
can but,
can cut,
can get,
can let,
can put,
done but,
man but,
man put,
men but,
men get,
tan vat,
then but,
then cut,
then get,
then let,
then put,
when cut,
when put,
ben nut,
stem rust,
thumb tucked,
blood gushed,
blood lust,
blood rushed,
bus duct,
but just,
but must,
chalk dust,
deus vult,
drug bust,
has just,
judge must,
love must,
u.s. dept.,
up just,
was just,
but sent,
glenn shunt,
has sent,
man went,
men went,
sun went,
then went,
was sent,
fudge sundae,
jam nut,
some but,
thumb nut,
young parent,
blood spilt,
brush cut,
but get,
but let,
but put,
buzz cut,
can convey,
can trust,
dutch parent,
fun runs,
get shut,
get stuffed,
has but,
has cut,
has let,
has put,
love but,
lug nut
3 syllables:
consul at,
consul hewett,
entrance front,
entrance on,
venous shunt,
extra thrust,
office dept.,
drunken night,
acid dust,
arras front,
confess it,
fluid shunt,
fundal height,
funded debt,
helen hunt,
irate parent,
money must
4 syllables:
amanda might,
amanda thought
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