Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with bow tie:
2 syllables:
mo ti,
to die,
who die,
blow by,
cow pie,
do by,
do my,
do see,
do they,
flow by,
go by,
go see,
grow by,
ho chi,
how my,
how they,
lo fi,
low by,
low fi,
low key,
mo zi,
now by,
now my,
now see,
now they,
now why,
one knee,
owe my,
so by,
so my,
so they,
so why,
to by,
to lie,
to my,
to see,
to thee,
to thy,
to why,
two by,
two key,
who by,
who see,
who they,
bo tree,
coat tree,
cow tree,
do i.,
do try,
go team,
no. i.,
note by,
now try,
shoe tree,
to teach,
to try,
vote by,
who teach,
who try,
wrote my,
blow dry,
bowed knee,
code by,
could die,
eau de vie,
eaux de vie,
go deep,
how deep,
mode by,
owed by,
road by,
should die,
so deep,
so dry,
to deal,
to dry,
who deal,
would die,
blown by,
bo peep,
broke my,
close by,
close my,
cmo reit,
co sign,
cow meat,
cow wheat,
do feel
3 syllables:
unto my,
unto thee,
unto thy,
denote by,
to a tee,
above by,
above each,
above my,
alone by,
alone they,
approach by,
approach each
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