Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with baud rate:
2 syllables:
for eight,
or eight,
or hate,
call date,
called eight,
cross mate,
cross state,
for late,
for weight,
force eight,
forth eight,
long wait,
more weight,
nor gate,
or gate,
or late,
or wait,
or weight,
scored eight,
short eight,
small weight,
straw plait,
though state,
walked eight,
walls eight,
xor gate,
broad right,
caught eight,
fault rates,
thought raced,
all eight,
broad based,
broad plate,
broad state,
cross rates,
draw gate,
for freight,
fraud based,
saw gate,
straw drain,
board rates,
broad straight,
broad traits,
hauled freight,
shawl draped,
though eight,
though rates,
caught right,
fought right,
taught right,
thought right,
all right,
broad light,
broad white,
claude white,
crawl right,
cross right,
drawn right,
fraud might,
s'all right,
small right,
sought trade,
strong right,
though bright,
though trade,
wrong right,
broad shade,
caught naked,
dawn raid,
fault based,
fault state,
fault trace,
sault saint,
sault sainte,
short weight
3 syllables:
before eight,
because weight,
perform eight,
record date,
record eight,
support eight,
assault rates,
default rates,
along eight,
among eight,
because eight,
because rates,
recall rates,
record weight,
record rates,
almroth wright,
along right,
among right,
as of right,
because right,
recall right,
default state,
report weight,
slaughter weight
4 syllables:
award rates
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