Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with il duce:
2 syllables:
still choose,
will choose,
click choose,
fish mousse,
slip noose,
tearing loose,
thick loose,
with loose,
fill boots,
ileal loops,
winged goose,
filled boots,
filled loops,
bull moose,
fill shoes,
ill use,
kicked loose,
ripped loose,
slipped loose,
still use,
will use,
bring suits,
chill room,
grill room,
hip boots,
his boots,
it suits,
mille feuille,
pitch roofs,
prince reuss,
quick boost,
routing loops,
spring shoots,
still room,
still viewed,
string loops,
tears loose,
thick boots,
thick roots,
thick soups,
things loose,
which suits,
will move,
will rule,
will soon,
will suit,
with roots,
build his,
build house,
filled his,
filled house,
guild house,
killed his,
pulled loose,
filled shoes,
still too,
stilt roots,
being due,
filled tooth,
fills boots,
fin du,
his due,
in due,
is due,
it due,
kill you,
skill groups,
still you,
till you,
were due,
will shew
3 syllables:
hindu house,
killer loose,
silly goose,
until roots,
until loops,
career boost,
commit troops,
flowing loose,
flying loose,
little loose,
lying loose,
prying loose,
staying loose,
unbid suits,
until june,
until noon,
fulfilled his,
until troops,
issue is,
little goose,
lynda boose,
quickly choose,
richard moose,
silver hoops,
tissue is,
until you
4 syllables:
residue is,
continue his,
entirely loose
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