Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with armed robbery:
2 syllables:
job by
3 syllables:
not hurry,
robert i,
cause early,
father by,
father early,
from early,
john curry,
occur by,
potter bee,
roger touhy,
stock early,
harbor early,
robert e. lee,
robert e lee,
robert heine,
shall hurry,
rabi i,
chopper wheel,
copper beech,
copper piece,
copper sheath,
copper sheet,
copper wheel,
dropped early,
harper lee,
prof. perry,
proper peace,
proper piece,
proper realm,
proper scene,
proper theme,
proper three,
stopped early,
acre feet,
arthur lee,
block varies,
bother these,
bothered by,
cause worthy,
caused early,
doctor early,
dollar piece,
dollar sign,
dollars each,
father kneipp,
father leave,
father rhine,
father teach,
father these,
father three,
favoured by,
fodder beet,
france early,
from thirty,
from turkey,
honor these,
honored by,
honoured by,
locke clearly,
march early
4 syllables:
ad hoc query,
another by,
another early,
another key,
another they,
awake early,
compare early,
gotta hurry,
passage early,
prepare early,
another piece,
another realm,
another scene,
another sheet,
another sign,
another theme,
another these,
another three,
another very,
another week,
another worry,
arthur aughey,
awful hurry,
ayaan hirsi,
bois durci,
depart early,
departure early,
depot journey,
father happy,
father harry,
father healy,
father hurley,
father hurried,
follow early
5 syllables:
another happy,
another heavy,
another highly,
canada early,
chicago early
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