Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with areca nut:
3 syllables:
claire huchet,
reckon it,
reckon on,
reckon up,
sneck posset,
began it,
hugh capet,
nissen hut,
quick asset,
step on it,
began an,
began as,
began on,
check up on,
freshen up,
heaven as,
heaven has,
heaven on,
lesson on,
level but,
net tonnage,
pledged asset,
session on,
seven up,
where adult,
check input,
section it,
fair comment,
press comment,
check result,
check unless,
left coset,
question but,
question put,
reckoned as,
section as
4 syllables:
affect asset,
direction but,
reckon about,
possess innate,
excess cement,
assets asset,
compel assent,
depression as,
depression on,
express assent,
expression as,
expression assay,
expression has,
expression on,
profession as,
profession has,
sierra buttes,
unfair result,
connection it,
direction it,
began about,
unfair comment,
vegan diet,
aaron about,
affect adult,
collected dust,
collection as,
collection has,
collection on,
complex adult,
detection assay,
direct adult,
direct ascent,
direct ballot,
direct budget,
direct debit,
direction as,
direction on,
election as,
election on,
ellen about,
heaven about,
karen about,
lesson about,
perfection as,
project budget,
projection on,
protection as,
protection assay,
protection on,
reflection on,
retinal light
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