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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with frankenstein:

3 syllables:
acid mine,
action line,
adams wine,
added line,
alice nine,
allan line,
al husain,
apple wine,
backup line,
balanced line,
ballast line,
bandit sign,
battles sign,
battle sign,
black sunshine,
calvin klein,
can align,
can assign,
can refine,
chaddock sign,
channel nine,
claptons line,
daniel klein,
datum line,
gravel mine,
hammans sign,
hamman sign,
hamptons line,
hampton line,
jacksons sign,
lambda sign,
macewens sign,
passion vine,
pastias sign,
phalen sign,
practice mine,
random line,
sacral spine,
shall assign,
shall confine,
status line,
tangent line,
acid green,
acid queen,
adam green,
aj mclean,
akke kumlien,
alan bean,
alan green,
alfred keene,
anna green,
apple green,
balcomb greene,
bank machine,
batten jean,
battle scene,
blanket lien,
cannon green,
castle green,
dallas green,
falcon heene,
fax machine,
gangsta lean,
grab machine,
gramme machine,
jack levine,
kant studien,
khalil greene,
mac machine,
man machine,
matt levine,
plasma screen,
sample mean,
santa fean,
satin jean,
shall convene,
stack machine,
stamp machine,
tangent screen,
that machine


4 syllables:
abandoned mine,
banana sign,
banana wine,
italian wine,
subtraction sign,
unbalanced line,
abstract machine,
attachment lien,
banana bean,
niagara green



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