Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with have to:
2 syllables:
gave no,
slaves who,
gave two,
slave who,
state how,
state who,
jane doe,
maize dough,
make do,
place dough,
shape dough,
straight dough,
brake shoe,
came so,
case no,
case no.,
case now,
claim no,
day glo,
day two,
days now,
face bow,
laid low,
lake no,
late now,
lays low,
made no,
made so,
make bow,
make no,
make so,
males who,
may flow,
may grow,
may throw,
maybe so,
name so,
paid no,
pays no,
place no,
place now,
played no,
played so,
plays no,
said joe,
said no,
said so,
says no,
says so,
state so,
states who,
strange how,
take no,
take so,
may do,
play doh,
pray do,
said how,
age who,
baked dough,
baked whole,
cane toad,
case so,
clay stone,
day now,
day so,
face so,
lay low,
made two,
make two,
male who,
may bo,
may go,
may no,
may now,
may so,
maybe two,
name two,
pay no,
phase two
3 syllables:
concave shoe,
always do,
explained how,
always go,
always so,
became so,
create two,
explains how,
remain so,
away now,
away so,
contain no,
contain two,
detail how,
enslave those,
explain how,
female who,
painter who
4 syllables:
ascertain how,
japanese who
Some other possibilities:
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