Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with aegina:
3 syllables:
where china,
any non,
marie neurath,
mary a.,
serie a,
engine has,
which china,
la nina,
la reina,
any man,
any men,
flesh eaten,
fleshy tongue,
jelly man,
merry men,
pretty much,
vary much,
any but,
any evil,
any judge,
any luck,
any such,
any sum,
any young,
bellied up,
bread eaten,
carry some,
carry young,
cherry rum,
demi rep,
demi sel,
fairy cup,
flare region,
freddie young,
gerry schum,
hairy tongue,
heavy dutch,
heavy tongue,
heavy young,
jerry can,
kelly was,
larry young,
levied on,
marie was,
married an,
married on,
marry young,
mary was,
merry young,
peggy eaton,
petty chief,
press seattle,
pretty young,
series as,
series has,
series on,
spread eagle,
steady young,
steppe eagle,
them even,
weary young,
web beacon,
where even,
where reason,
yet even,
pressure china,
swept china,
air sea,
belly up,
between an,
between u.s.,
between us,
carry an,
carry on,
carry us
4 syllables:
hotel china,
barry hannah,
hotel villa,
library was,
progress ceases,
repair regen,
accept china,
affect china,
compelled china,
defend china,
except china,
expect china,
pretty china,
prevent china,
protect china,
respect china,
whether china,
yellow china,
anyone has,
anyone on
5 syllables:
commentaries on,
necessary but,
necessary evil,
necessary when
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