Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with muffled:
2 syllables: slush fund,
but held,
has held,
then held,
was held,
when held,
fudge sundae,
has loved,
judge summed,
much loved,
thumb rubbed,
was judged,
was loved,
was tuned,
was ushered,
young unwed,
blood filled,
chief field,
chief killed,
fun filled,
gas filled,
has filled,
stuff piled,
then filled,
truck filled,
twice filled,
was filled,
comme le,
con el
3 syllables:
become dulled,
chuckle head,
couple had,
extra funds,
get a load,
knuckle head,
struggle had,
tunnel head,
beautiful and,
beautiful heads,
beautiful ideal,
beautiful old,
beautiful shade,
allah willed,
alice loved,
britain had,
buddha and,
has a bird,
has a word,
helen heard,
jesus had,
jesus heard,
jesus said,
judges had,
judges heard,
mother hugged,
prussia and,
pudden head,
russia and,
russia showed,
u.s.a. and,
beautiful day,
become filled,
extra field,
office filled,
beautiful light,
added funds,
basal third,
beautiful as,
beautiful earth,
beautiful eyes,
beautiful house,
beautiful in,
beautiful is,
beautiful of,
beautiful or,
beautiful whole,
becomes dulled,
brazil and,
brazil showed,
brazil wood,
buddha called,
buddha could,
buddha field,
buddha lived,
buddha should,
buddha would,
bustle and,
camel bird,
camel herds,
camel loads,
canal and,
canal leads,
canal lined,
chapel and,
comma cloud,
comma should,
comma would
4 syllables:
abdullah could,
abdullah should,
abdullah would
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