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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with fortnight:

2 syllables:
all light,
all might,
all night,
all quite,
all white,
blog site,
bore sight,
called white,
corpse light,
court might,
crawl site,
cross bite,
cross site,
dawn light,
dog fight,
drawn tight,
false light,
fore night,
fore sight,
fort night,
fort white,
fort wright,
for flight,
for height,
for light,
for night,
for quite,
for right,
for site,
for white,
four white,
frost bite,
frost blite,
george knight,
george wright,
launch site,
law might,
long flight,
long night,
long sight,
long white,
lord wright,
lost sight,
more light,
more right,
more white,
north light,
nor write,
off right,
off site,
off white,
or bright,
or fight,
or flight,
or light,
or might,
or night,
or quite,
or right,
or site,
or white,
or write,
paul wight,
porch light,
saw right,
sean white,
sean wright,
shaun wright,
shawn white,
short flight,
short sight,
song flight,
sport kite,
stork bite,
strong light,
sword fight,
tall white,
thought might,
vault light,
von wright,
walked right,
walk right,
wall light,
warm light,
warm night,
warm site,
war might,
wore white,
york rite,
your flight,
your light,
your right,
your sight,
your site,
your white


3 syllables:
absorbed light,
absorbs light,
absorb light,
before night,
transport right



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