Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with demands:
2 syllables:
bring hands,
touching hands,
bridge hands,
his hands,
quick hands,
stiff hands,
switch hands,
there hands,
thick hands,
with hands,
ringed hands,
skinned hands,
string bands,
swing bands,
big bands,
chilled hands,
gripped hands,
his lands,
it adds,
its hands,
kissed hands,
shear bands,
sized hands,
skilled hands,
swift hands,
switched hands,
thick bands,
this adds,
which adds,
wicked hands,
with bands,
cousin agnes,
dim and,
grim and,
him and,
jim and,
kim and,
limb and,
rim and,
slim and,
swim and,
tim and,
trim and,
young hands,
bare hands,
dutch hands,
fresh hands,
good hands,
rub hands,
rural lands,
shook hands,
spare hands,
spread hands,
struck hands,
thing hangs,
this sounds,
it hangs,
still hangs,
there hangs,
which hangs,
split halves,
plump hands,
shrimp ponds,
aiding and,
being and
3 syllables:
aching hands,
demand as,
demand has,
clawing hands,
drawing hands,
dying hands,
knowing hands,
laying hands,
praying hands,
skinny hands,
virgin lands,
clear bands,
his and hers,
island as,
island has,
island whose,
jewish hands,
sticky hands,
their hands,
unskilled hands,
demand cause,
demand hours,
demand shows,
demand these,
demand those,
demand was,
agile hands,
extra bands,
extra hands,
grimy hands,
adding and,
allyn and,
benign and,
berlin and
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