Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with inanna:
3 syllables:
michael a.,
triple a,
con una,
binna burra,
cousin alice,
cousin helen,
given an,
given as,
given on,
given up,
given us,
in acid,
in nepal,
in office,
in russia,
insha allah,
mission as,
mission on,
nissen hut,
prison on,
vision as,
written an,
written as,
written on,
written up,
in a huff,
in renal,
lynn canal,
linear a,
stephen a.,
being added,
bring added,
bring russia,
hiring office,
image as,
image has,
image on,
limit as,
limit on,
limit up,
stick em up,
thing added,
william a.,
brick office,
bristle up,
chris added,
cited as,
cited on,
click office,
device has,
device on,
fitted up,
his office
4 syllables:
until allah,
berlin office,
commission as,
commission has,
commission on,
condition as,
condition has,
condition on,
coquilla nut,
decision as,
decision has,
decision on,
division as,
division has,
division on,
lapin agile,
origin as,
provision as,
provision has,
religion as,
religion has,
religion on,
rewritten as,
suspicion on,
tradition as,
tradition has,
benign renal,
berlin tunnel,
finnan haddock,
linux linux,
opinion as,
opinion has,
opinion on,
resin canal,
admitted as,
admitted on,
as little as,
career office,
committed an,
committed on,
exhibit an,
guerilla chief
5 syllables:
definition as,
definition has,
proposition as,
vitamin a acid,
communism as
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