Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with hard disk:
2 syllables:
john fiske,
not risk,
car sick,
card is,
guard is,
yard is,
crop milk,
hot link,
hot pink,
not sink,
not think,
rock milk,
rock pink,
shot silk,
slop sink,
swamp pink,
hot desk,
clock tick,
dog tick,
heart think,
drop kick,
frog kick,
from milk,
got sick,
hot chick,
mares milk,
marsh pink,
not drink,
not pick,
not sick,
poll pick,
rock chick,
scarce think,
scotch drink,
spot kick,
square links,
for risk,
more risk,
or risk,
your risk,
art is,
chart is,
heart is,
part is,
smart trick,
start his,
start is,
arc is,
arch is,
arm is,
bark is,
bond is,
bronze discs,
card in,
caused his,
charge is,
charles dilke,
far this,
farm is,
guard in,
guard it,
harm is,
large is,
large risks,
large thick,
march is,
mark his,
mark is,
mars is,
park is,
sharp prick,
smart drink,
square brick,
starch is,
starred in,
stars is,
yard in,
at risk,
call risk,
for milk,
or milk
3 syllables:
floppy disc,
compare risks,
regard his,
regard is,
clara rilke,
roger fiske,
compare this,
copper discs,
copper disks,
floppy discs,
floppy disks,
regard him,
regard in,
regard it,
remark is,
spotted dick,
default risk
4 syllables:
offenbar nicht
5 syllables:
embryonic disc
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