Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with go by:
2 syllables:
cow pie,
bow knee,
bow tie,
do my,
do see,
do they,
ho chi,
how my,
how they,
lo fi,
low fi,
low key,
mo ti,
mo zi,
now my,
now see,
now they,
now why,
one knee,
owe my,
so my,
so they,
so why,
to die,
to lie,
to my,
to see,
to thee,
to thy,
to tie,
to why,
two key,
who die,
who see,
who they,
do i.,
drone bee,
kobe beef,
low beam,
no. i.,
now been,
plow beam,
to beat,
two beat,
bo peep,
bow piece,
dough piece,
hope my,
hope they,
mo pete,
no peace,
to peace,
two piece,
two ply,
blow dry,
bo tree,
bow the knee,
bowed knee,
broke my,
close my,
cmo reit,
co sign,
coat tree,
could die,
cow meat,
cow tree,
cow wheat,
do feel,
do mean,
do need,
do re mi,
do seem,
do these,
do try,
do very,
does each,
does my,
dough sheet,
eau de vie,
eaux de vie,
flow sheet,
grow very,
growth these,
home key,
home they,
how deep,
how these,
how very,
known each,
knows why,
lose my
3 syllables:
unto my,
unto thee,
unto thy,
above each,
above my,
alone they,
approach each,
endow these,
leo vi
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