Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with lead in:
2 syllables:
set in.,
them in.,
beth din,
bread bin,
dead on,
head on,
na dene,
spread on,
tread on,
cette ligne,
mess tin,
sets in.,
went in.,
bread is,
dead is,
delle vigne,
guess since,
head is,
mpeg-4 hiln,
press since,
spread his,
spread is,
spread it,
step ins,
thread is,
wear thin,
bread since,
end pin,
spread since,
bet on,
debt on,
et en,
et un,
et une,
get in.,
it in.,
met an,
met on,
net ton,
put in.,
set an,
set on,
yet an,
yet on,
air on,
ba jin,
bear an,
bear on,
breath on,
care on,
chair on,
check on,
come in.,
death on,
dwell on,
edge on,
egg on,
err on,
fell on,
hair on,
heath hen,
hell on,
him in.,
his sin,
is sin,
la fin,
met him,
press on,
sell on,
set him,
share an,
step on,
tell on,
them an,
them on,
this sin,
was in.,
wear on,
well on,
where an,
where on,
with thin
3 syllables:
ahead on,
access since,
assess since,
progress since,
success since,
ahead since,
leading an,
leading on,
reading an,
reading on,
treading on,
addressed him,
express an,
hotel on,
possess an,
progress on,
success on,
upset him
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