RhymeZone: cake mix

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with cake mix:
6 letters:
aim is

7 letters:
fame is,
game is,
lake is,
make is,
name is,
same is,
take is

8 letters:
have six,
make its,
take its,
came his,
claim is,
flame is,
frame is,
make his,
shame is,
snake is,
stake is,
take his

9 letters:
makes its,
make this,
makes his,
said miss,
take this,
claim his,
shake his,
based its,
day trips,
face fits

10 letters:
have mixed,
shakes his,
take risks,
change its,
days since,
gained its,
have since,
made since,
became its,
became his

11 letters:
james hicks,
lakes since,
place kicks,
play tricks,
brake discs,
scale mixed,
vague since,
blame since,
brain since,
chain since,
claim since,
dates since,
dayes since,
eight chips,
eight ships,
eight since,
eight trips,
faith since,
frame since,
grade since,
grain ships,
grain since,
grave since,
maybe since,
attains its,
avail since

12 letters:
eight tricks,
quail chicks,
straight six,
create myths,
female ticks,
always mixed,
create mixed,
remain mixed,
became mixed,
player kicks,
afraid since,
always since,
attained its,
debate since,
decade since,
detail since,
domain since,
estate since,
female since,
kuwait since

13 letters:
seymour hicks,
freight ships,
female chicks,
contain mixed,
became fierce,
debates since,
delayed since,
estates since,
explain since

14 letters:
campaign since,
complain since,
japanese myths,
japanese ships,
japanese since

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