Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with congest:
2 syllables:
done just,
man just,
then just,
but just,
has just,
man must,
men must,
then must,
up just,
was just,
stem rust,
blood lust,
but must,
chalk dust,
drug bust,
fen sucked,
judge must,
love must,
non vult,
in just,
bien cuit,
can but,
can cut,
can get,
can let,
can put,
can trust,
done but,
man but,
man put,
men but,
men get,
tan vat,
then but,
then cut,
then get,
then let,
then put,
when cut,
when put,
ben nut,
non obst,
thumb tucked,
being just,
blood gushed,
blood rushed,
blood sucked,
bus duct,
deus vult,
him just,
them just,
u.s. dept.,
can best,
can rest,
can test,
did just,
here just,
his just,
if just,
is just,
it just,
look just,
still just,
sun kissed,
there just,
this just,
were just,
which just,
will just,
with just,
crumb crust,
get shut,
jam nut,
some but,
thumb nut,
tongue thrust,
was shut,
young jewess,
brush cut,
but get,
but let,
but put,
buzz cut,
chief thrust
3 syllables:
extra thrust,
acid dust,
confess it,
money must,
even just,
often just,
office dept.,
punches out,
until just,
added thrust
4 syllables:
ominous sight,
amanda might,
amanda thought,
as dry as dust
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