Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with rattle on:
3 syllables:
at a run,
cattle pen,
cattle run,
nat'l ass'n,
ash oven,
fan oven,
graham huggan,
graham hutton,
shah jahan,
battle in,
brought helen,
cattle in,
thought helen,
battle as,
datuk harun,
granted an,
lac léman,
matt damon,
panel van,
ramsay allan,
statt dessen,
thank helen,
that russian,
asked allan,
asked helen,
battle slain,
at eton,
castle in,
channel in,
dabble in,
data can,
data when,
panel in,
status in,
that heaven,
travel in,
add-on pen,
saddle up,
shall detain,
back bacon,
back button,
backup man,
baron von,
black button,
black cuban,
black russian,
black sedan,
brass button,
channel op,
classes can,
damage can,
damage done,
drag a bunt,
fallen man,
fat acid,
fatten up,
flash button,
glass button,
graham button,
graph button,
haben schon,
happen when,
hatchet man,
hatchet men,
nation can,
pack a punch,
sarah alice,
sarah curran,
shall assent,
shall lament,
shall retain,
shall summon,
status as,
status has,
that added,
that office,
that uses,
track button,
travel as,
battle line
4 syllables:
about helen,
hannah allen,
sarah allen,
sarah ellen,
sarah helen,
although helen,
battle alone,
battle often,
cattle alone,
cattle often,
because helen,
before helen,
potash alum,
abba eban,
attach button,
sarah hutton,
sarah often,
sarah vaughan,
combat talon
5 syllables:
abraham cahan
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