Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with home-school:
2 syllables:
known school,
one school,
sloan school,
stone school,
burroughs school,
close school,
gross school,
grove school,
those school,
whole school,
whose school,
home schooled,
no school,
stowe school,
to school,
jones school,
known schools,
owned school,
roedean school,
close schools,
closed school,
coast school,
lose cool,
should school,
those schools,
whole schools,
whose schools,
so cool,
to cool,
to schools,
two schools,
close stool,
old fool,
old rule,
should rule,
sold soul,
toad stool,
would rule,
choice school,
one rule,
one soul,
old skool,
quote rule,
whole soul,
whose soul,
cheam school,
cram school,
dame school,
dream school,
frame school,
from school,
graham school,
same school,
some school,
owned schools
3 syllables:
cologne school,
above school,
approach school,
promote school,
growing school,
renowned school,
above schools,
choate school,
kyoto school,
of the old school,
polish school,
proposed school,
remote schools,
stoic school,
toward school,
borough school,
lower school,
modem school,
roman school,
women school,
proposed rule,
avoid school,
enjoyed school,
enjoys school,
roman rule,
become school,
enjoy school,
extreme school,
closing school,
groton school,
allowed school
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