Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with baleen:
2 syllables:
shall mean,
lough leane,
at sign,
bad been,
black queen,
chang ch'ien,
chang chien,
chang hsien,
chang t'ien,
crash scene,
dance scene,
had been,
had seen,
hash sign,
hath been,
hath seen,
hatte keine,
khang chien,
shall eat,
shall lease,
shall leave,
t'ang hsien,
that mean,
that scene,
that seen,
glass clean,
shall clean,
shall lie,
tax lien,
house scene,
at each,
at ease,
at heel,
back heel,
black heat,
glass eel,
had each,
scrap heap,
scrap piece,
slag heap,
snap peas,
that each,
that heat,
trash heap,
what each,
all been,
all mean,
all seen,
allow one,
call sign,
laugh line
3 syllables: mallee hen,
rally in,
tally on,
valley in,
valley on,
abbey in,
combat scene,
happy in,
happy one,
harry heine,
many an,
many in,
many on,
alley and,
allies in,
apply an,
apply in,
badly in,
madly in,
sally and,
sally lunn,
valley and,
valley known,
valleys in,
amoss sign,
bizarre scene,
cacao bean,
enough clean,
folly in
4 syllables:
really an,
really in,
really one,
unhappy in,
embassy in,
gallery in,
really and,
really been,
really can,
really earned,
really known,
really learn,
really mean,
really owned,
really shine,
really shown,
salary in
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