Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with joss stick:
2 syllables: soft tick,
cross sticks,
crossed cheque,
horse tick,
broad thick,
fall sick,
for sick,
or sick,
strong thick,
though quick,
straw stuck,
coarse thick,
cross link,
cross still,
cross stitch,
crossed his,
crossed in,
crossed it,
moss pink,
moss stitch,
salt lick,
short thick,
though still,
though thick,
crossed cheques,
floss silk,
raw silk,
small sticks,
straw ticks,
though strict,
house dick,
all took,
clock tick,
cross check,
dog tick,
fowl tick,
or took,
stag tick,
walls thick,
all six,
all think,
call risk,
court if,
court in,
court is,
cross being,
cross bit,
cross there,
cross which,
cross with,
dross which,
for milk,
for quick,
for six,
fort in,
george hickes,
george hicks,
gloss which,
halt in,
jaune quick,
loss which,
loss will,
loss with,
mauve pink,
or brick,
or click,
or milk,
or silk,
or six,
or think,
port in,
port is,
salt in,
salt is,
sauce which,
short in,
small brick,
sort in,
sort is,
sort it,
sought quick,
sport in,
sport is,
talked in,
talked it
3 syllables:
lacrosse sticks,
among thick,
water tick,
along quick,
among sikhs,
default risk,
report in,
report is,
report it,
resort in,
support him,
support his,
support in,
support is,
support it
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