Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with hey ho:
2 syllables:
by how,
by o.,
by who,
see how,
see who,
they owe,
they who,
three who,
beat to,
beauty to,
beauty whose,
been no,
by co,
by home,
by hope,
by joe,
by low,
by no,
by now,
by oath,
by one,
by so,
by tho,
by to,
by whose,
cgi joe,
chi rho,
cry to,
die to,
dry cow,
dry hole,
dry sow,
dry to,
fee to,
feel how,
feet to,
flee to,
fleet to,
free to,
fried dough,
g.i. joe,
gi joe,
green knowe,
heat to,
hi lo,
hi po,
jury to,
key to,
knead dough,
knee to,
lee to,
li bo,
li fo,
li lo,
li po,
lie low,
lie to,
mean no,
meat to,
meet to,
my co,
my home,
my hope,
my one,
my whole,
need do,
pee hole,
pie hole,
roughly one,
roughly to,
seat to,
see no,
see no.,
see now,
see one,
see so,
see to,
seen how,
seen no,
sheet to,
ski tow,
sky to,
street to
3 syllables:
agree to,
believe how,
chinese who,
conceive how,
concrete to,
decree no.,
decree to,
degree to,
entry to,
entry whose,
expressly to,
perceive how,
repeat to,
retreat to
4 syllables:
employee who,
idea how,
idea who
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