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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with hunchback:

2 syllables:
a back,
a mac,
a trac,
a trak,
blood plaque,
bl lac,
brushed back,
brush back,
buk bak,
bum crack,
butt crack,
butt pack,
but back,
but black,
but jack,
but lack,
buzz back,
ca zac,
club mac,
cmsa pac,
comes back,
cuts back,
drug plaque,
dub sack,
ducked back,
dull black,
dural sac,
fa trac,
fla pac,
flood back,
flung back,
from back,
from black,
from jack,
from lack,
front back,
gulp back,
gun jack,
gun rack,
hump back,
hunch back,
hung back,
jmpa pac,
jumped back,
jumps back,
jump back,
just back,
just jack,
le crac,
lung sac,
mud crack,
mud pack,
mus bac,
nut sack,
of back,
of black,
of crack,
of jack,
of lack,
of track,
once back,
one back,
one black,
one lakh,
one track,
plunged back,
pumped back,
pump jack,
rca jack,
rough track,
ruck sack,
run back,
rushed back,
rush back,
saf aq,
shoved back,
shrunk back,
slumped back,
some black,
some slack,
struck back,
stub track,
stuff sack,
sucked back,
sunk back,
sun crack,
swung back,
tcul pac,
the acc,
the attack,
the bac,
the back,
the black,
the crack,
the knack,
the lack,
the mac,
the mack,
the pack,
the rack,
the sack,
the shack,
the stack,
the track,
the wack,
the yak,
thrust back,
thumb tack,
trudged back,
up back,
us back,
us mac,
young black


3 syllables:
among black



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