Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with may bug:
2 syllables:
day but,
gate leg,
jake leg,
way but,
lace bugs,
game egg,
scrape up,
shape as,
shape on,
shape up,
stay put,
tape up,
age as,
age has,
age on,
aid as,
aid has,
aid on,
aid us,
aim has,
asia as,
ate up,
bail up,
bale on,
base as,
base has,
base on,
bay rum,
bay was,
bei den,
blame on,
blaze up,
brace up,
brain as,
brain has,
brake on,
brave as,
came an,
came as,
came on,
came up,
case an,
case as,
case has,
case on,
case such,
chain up,
chase up,
claim an,
claim as,
claim has,
claim on,
clay was,
date as,
date has,
date on,
day can,
day some,
day was,
day when,
days as,
days on,
drain on,
face an,
face as,
face has,
face on,
face up
3 syllables:
away but,
prayer rug,
cable hogue,
label league,
always an,
always as,
always has,
always on,
attain an,
away some,
away was,
away when,
became an,
became as,
became much,
behave as,
campaign as,
campaign on,
contain an,
contain as,
create an,
debate as,
debate has,
debate on,
decade has,
delay was,
detail as,
detail on,
dilate on,
estate as,
estate on
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