Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with dope sheet:
2 syllables:
mo pete,
could eat,
crows feet,
grows wheat,
how sweet,
should eat,
so sweet,
sowed wheat,
to greet,
to treat,
who treat,
whole wheat,
would eat,
wrote nietzsche,
to beat,
to cheat,
two beat,
cmo reit,
cow meat,
cow wheat,
so pleased,
to feet,
to meet,
two feet,
who meet,
who preached,
whole sheets,
low heat,
no heat,
to eat,
to heat,
two sheets,
who eat,
could cheat,
rose cheeked,
soap weed,
to plead,
would cheat,
bow street,
close reefed,
cloth seats,
coach reached,
coach seats,
cold feet,
cold meat,
could beat,
could meet,
goethe meant,
growth ceased,
growth meant,
growth peaked,
growth reached,
knows least,
one meets,
phone beeped,
quotes nietzsche,
rolled wheat,
should meet,
showed least,
shows least,
smoke reached,
smoke seeped,
smoked meat,
so please,
stone fleet,
stone reached,
stone seats,
stone sheep,
stone sweet,
stones heaped,
those least,
those reached,
those seats,
those sheep,
those sweet,
to please,
to preach,
votes seats,
whole fleet,
whole sheep,
whose feast,
whose fleet,
whose sweet,
would beat,
would meet
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