Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with eloquent:
6 letters:
up but
7 letters:
up just,
lug nut,
but get,
but let,
but put,
can but,
can cut,
can get,
can let,
can put,
has but,
has cut,
has let,
has put,
jam nut,
man but,
man put,
men but,
men get,
put put,
sub let,
tan vat,
was but,
was cut,
was let,
was put
8 letters:
bus duct,
but just,
but must,
can just,
has just,
man just,
man must,
men must,
non vult,
was just,
but went,
man went,
men went,
sun went,
buzz cut,
done but,
get shut,
love but,
much but,
rush nut,
some but,
then but,
then cut,
then get,
then let,
then put,
thus put,
up front
9 letters:
drug bust,
deus vult,
done just,
love must,
stem rust,
then just,
then must,
some went,
then went,
bien cuit,
brush cut,
putt putt,
thumb nut,
acid dust,
sea front
10 letters:
chalk dust,
blood lust,
fen sucked,
judge must,
u.s. dept.,
helen hunt,
office but
11 letters:
crumb crust,
was crushed,
arras front,
fluid shunt
12 letters:
blood gushed,
blood rushed,
blood sucked,
thumb tucked,
there wa'n't,
truck bumped,
dutch parent,
extra thrust,
office dept.,
irate parent,
product must,
conducted at
13 letters:
comme faisant,
skull crushed,
struck a note,
drunken night,
production at
15 letters:
conducted eight
16 letters:
production ought
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