Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with latch on:
2 syllables:
add an,
at an,
at ten,
back an,
chang an,
fat hen,
had an,
had done,
laugh when,
pass an,
plan an,
than an,
than non,
that an,
that ten,
what an,
ch'ang ch'un,
chang ch'un,
chang chun,
nach den,
catch in,
hatch in,
match in,
ash can,
hatte schon,
maj. gen.,
maj gen,
mash tun,
trash can,
adds an,
and an,
and done,
ask an,
at run,
at san,
at when,
att. gen,
att gen,
back then,
back when,
bad man,
bad men,
bag man,
bank can,
bath bun,
black bun,
black man,
black men,
black run,
cap gun,
cast an,
catch up,
class can,
class men,
crack den,
dans un,
dans une,
drag hunt,
fact an,
fan tan,
fat man,
glad when,
grant an,
had lain,
had run,
had ten,
had then,
had when,
had won,
hang ten,
hath done,
last ten,
mad man,
match up,
pac man,
passed an,
past ten,
patch ice,
patch up,
plan can,
rat run,
scratch up,
shall run,
shall then,
snatch up,
staff can,
stank hen,
takes an,
task can,
than can,
than done
3 syllables:
abram man,
allow an,
apache chief,
daker hen,
mallee hen,
many an,
rather an
4 syllables:
abraham man,
really an
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