Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with black gum:
2 syllables:
back some,
takes some,
cad cam,
had come,
langue comme,
passe comme,
shall come,
that come,
add some,
and am,
at some,
bat yam,
grand am,
had some,
nach dem,
sad sam,
splash dam,
than some,
that sam,
that some,
that sum,
wham bam,
what some,
flax comb,
ask some,
pan am,
what am,
laugh comes,
track comes,
nuoc mam,
takes him,
act on,
and come,
att. gen,
att gen,
back then,
back when,
backs on,
cap gun,
catch comes,
class comes,
crack den,
cracked on,
cracks on,
crash comes,
fact an,
fact on,
flash comes,
frank comes,
glass comes,
grass comes,
maj. gen.,
maj gen,
pac man,
stacked on,
staff comes,
tacked on,
tacks on,
takes an,
takes on,
tax on,
that comes,
tracks on,
tract on,
what comes,
act as,
act has,
act up,
and some,
back but,
back judge,
back rub,
back was,
backed up,
backs up,
blacks as,
cat gut,
chalked up,
chalks up,
cracked up,
cracks up,
fact as,
fact has
3 syllables:
achad ha'am,
attack comes,
attack them,
attacked him,
attack young,
attacked on,
attacks on,
contact on,
japan comes,
nanny cam,
allow some,
arrow arum,
attack was,
attacked as,
barrage jam,
contact us
4 syllables:
really come
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