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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with acuity:
5 letters:
mua p
6 letters:
tuna p
7 letters:
ruin me,
vuja de
8 letters:
euna lee,
luna sea,
too ugly,
to agree,
to curry,
to money,
to multi,
to study
9 letters:
due punti,
foo bunny,
new money,
new puppy,
new study,
ruined me,
suited me,
susan bee,
susan dey,
too bulky,
too funny,
who agree,
who study,
you agree,
you money,
you study
10 letters:
blue bunny,
blue honey,
boot money,
dune buggy,
eu country,
google bee,
hugh duffy,
human flea,
human knee,
into money,
lose money,
news bunny,
new monkey,
saluted me,
students t,
too bloody,
too clumsy,
too hungry,
to country,
to roughly,
uses three,
you hungry
11 letters:
blue monday,
blue monkey,
boost buddy,
booth bunny,
food debris,
gluten free,
goose bumpy,
group study,
movement he,
new country,
new monthly,
rooted tree,
solution we,
students be,
toon dupuis
12 letters:
juice monkey,
nuisance fee,
poor country,
students see,
wounded knee
13 letters:
conclusion he,
conclusion we,
diffusion mri,
revolution he,
rootless tree,
through study
14 letters:
conclusions we,
included three,
revolution wii,
toothache tree
15 letters:
john frusciante,
trichoplusia ni
16 letters:
distribution fee,
vijay sethupathi

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