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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with senate:

2 syllables:
air but,
air cut,
bare butt,
bed but,
ben nut,
best but,
beth phelet,
bread nut,
cared what,
cares what,
care but,
care what,
cells but,
check nut,
dead but,
death but,
egg nut,
else but,
end but,
flare nut,
fresh cut,
friends but,
gets shut,
gets what,
get shut,
get what,
guessed what,
guess what,
hair cut,
head but,
head butt,
head nut,
health but,
health nut,
help but,
hex nut,
left but,
less what,
meant what,
men but,
rare but,
read but,
read what,
red nut,
said but,
said what,
says what,
sensed what,
sense but,
sex but,
share what,
square cut,
square nut,
strength but,
s csit,
tells what,
tell what,
text but,
them but,
them what,
then but,
then cut,
then shut,
then what,
there but,
well but,
well what,
went phut,
west but,
when cut,
when what,
where what,
x cut,
yes but,
yes what,
yet but,
yet what,
air it,
bear it,
bear pit,
bed sit,
bell pit,
bend it,
best fit,
best it,
bet it,
cess pit,
checked it,
check it,
cleanse it,
death it,
else it,
end it,
eng lit,
ere it,
ex pit,
fair bit,
fair hit,
felt it,
fetch it,
gets it,
get fit,
get hit,
guessed it,
guess it,
head grit,
head hit,
head it,
held it,
hells pit,
helped it,
help it,
hence it,
kept it,
kept nit,
lead it,
led it,
left it,
leg hit,
lend it,
length it,
less it,
lest it,
lets it,
let it,
l bit,
meant it,
mend it,
men it,
met it,
net split,
next it,
peg it,
pet sit,
pressed it,
press fit,
press it,
press kit,
read it,
red lit,
rem fit,
rent it,
rj mitte,
said it,
says it,
sells it,
sell it,
sends it,
send it,
sensed it,
sense it,
sent it,
sets it,
set it,
shared it,
share it,
shred it,
smell it,
spell it,
spend it,
spent it,
spread it,
squares fit,
stepped it,
steps it,
stretch it,
swear it,
tear it,
tells it,
tell it,
test it,
test kit,
test pit,
them it,
then hit,
then it,
then sit,
there it,
wear it,
weft knit,
well it,
well knit,
well lit,
west brit,
west it,
whence it,
when it,
where it,
wrenched it,
wren tit,
x bit,
yes it,
yet it


3 syllables:
accept what,
affect what,
against what,
again but,
again what,
assess what,
carrera gt,
compare what,
correct but,
effects but,
effect but,
events but,
event but,
except what,
express what,
forgets what,
forget what,
green beret,
herself but,
himself but,
himself what,
itself but,
myself but,
myself what,
reflects what,
reflect what,
subject but,
success but,
suggest what,
themselves but,
themselves what,
yourself what,
accepts it,
accept it,
affect it,
against it,
again it,
attempt it,
collect it,
commend it,
compared it,
compares it,
compare it,
condemned it,
condemns it,
condemn it,
confess it,
connect it,
correct it,
declared it,
declare it,
defend it,
detect it,
direct hit,
direct it,
effects it,
effect it,
events it,
event it,
except it,
expect it,
expressed it,
express it,
extend it,
extent it,
forgets it,
forget it,
instead it,
invest it,
itself it,
perfect fit,
possess it,
prepared it,
prepare it,
pretend it,
prevents it,
prevent it,
propel it,
protect it,
regret it,
rejects it,
reject it,
repair it,
repair kit,
repress it,
request it,
resell it,
resent it,
respects it,
respect it,
select it,
subject it,
suggests it,
suggest it,
suppress it,
suspect it,
tom skerritt,
unless it


4 syllables:
comprehend what,
ourselves what,
recollect what,
represents what,
represent what,
apprehend it,
bene gesserit,
comprehend it,
indirect hit,
nonetheless it,
patsy kensit,
recommend it,
represent it


5 syllables:
nevertheless it


6 syllables:
joseph gordon-levitt



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