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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with castio:

2 syllables:
act no,
act so,
ads o,
afmc cso,
afmc lo,
afmc lso,
ags ppo,
am no,
am so,
ang mo,
ang moh,
ann no,
ash flow,
asked joe,
asked no,
ask no,
asph o,
as go,
as though,
at joe,
at low,
at no,
at so,
at stowe,
aunt flo,
back flow,
back hoe,
back row,
back so,
bac ho,
bad show,
black crow,
black snow,
brak show,
can flow,
can grow,
can know,
can no,
can show,
can slow,
can so,
can tho,
can throw,
cash flow,
cas spo,
cat show,
chang tso,
chat show,
crack ho,
dan o,
dfas co,
dfas tso,
drag show,
facts show,
fact no,
fact so,
fac fo,
fast show,
frat bro,
gang show,
gas flow,
glass joe,
graphs show,
grass grow,
had low,
had no,
had so,
half o,
half so,
hands so,
hand so,
hast no,
has low,
has no,
has so,
hath no,
have low,
have no,
have so,
jack o,
jtcg alnno,
land ho,
land so,
last blow,
last row,
laughed so,
lax bro,
mac pro,
man no,
man show,
man so,
maps show,
masp hmo,
mass flow,
max flow,
nam bo,
nam co,
nam tso,
ntac vo,
packed snow,
pan po,
pass joe,
pbab klo,
plants grow,
plan so,
quant aux,
ran low,
sand snow,
sand toe,
san jo,
saphir deau,
sat po,
shall grow,
shall know,
shall no,
shall show,
shall so,
stamp show,
stat quo,
than low,
than no,
than so,
that blow,
that flow,
that grow,
that joe,
that know,
that low,
that no,
that row,
that show,
that slow,
that snow,
that so,
that tho,
that though,
track hoe,
tran pro,
van go,
wham o,
be low,
be no,
be pro,
be slow,
be so,
cee lo,
cgi joe,
cheap show,
creep show,
c low,
cú roí,
deep snow,
de veau,
dj tiesto,
dnd cio,
each row,
eats crow,
eat crow,
e fro,
e pro,
feels no,
feels so,
feel no,
feel so,
field so,
fli flo,
freak show,
free flow,
gee ho,
gee whoa,
gene flow,
gi joe,
green glow,
green snow,
hear no,
hear so,
heat flow,
heat low,
heave ho,
heel toe,
here no,
here so,
he know,
he no,
he show,
he so,
hsien ko,
lci cndo,
lci scscfmo,
least no,
least so,
leaves go,
leaves grow,
leaves no,
leave no,
leave so,
li bo,
li fo,
li lo,
li po,
liù cháo,
means no,
means so,
mean flow,
mean no,
mean so,
me know,
me no,
me show,
me so,
mhw siso,
mi nso,
neat o,
needs no,
need no,
need so,
ne yo,
peach blow,
peak flow,
peep bo,
peep show,
pre show,
qty bo,
qty oh,
rr eo,
rs mimo,
sea crow,
sea snow,
seemed no,
seemed so,
seems no,
seems so,
seem so,
seen no,
seen so,
sees no,
see no,
see so,
sheet flow,
she know,
she no,
she so,
skee lo,
speak no,
speak so,
steam flow,
steve o,
streams flow,
stream flow,
st jo,
st lo,
tea tow,
these low,
these show,
these so,
three o,
three throw,
ti au,
tni au,
trees grow,
tree crow,
tse pro,
t low,
v aux,
we grow,
we know,
we no,
we owe,
we show,
we so,
we throw,
wheel hoe,
wheel show,
ye yo


3 syllables:
gal gadot,
perhaps no,
perhaps so,
whereas no,
achieved so,
believe so,
between low,
debris flow,
ideal flow,
increased flow,
increased so,
indeed no,
indeed so,
marine snow,
raree show,
received no,
received so,
receives no,
receive no,
revealed no,
reveals no,
seung-hui cho


4 syllables:
jadon sancho,
kiran badloe,
prothom alo,
yuka saso,
dan bongino,
jared keeso,
referee throw,
song hye-kyo


5 syllables:
philippe coutinho,
guido bellido,
luis garavito,
michael giacchino,
tony sirico,
torrey devitto,
volley callipo


6 syllables:
malaika mihambo,
cynthia erivo,
luca guadagnino,
russell bufalino,
vanessa ferlito,
victor oladipo



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