Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with leipzig:
2 syllables:
fright wig,
mine pig,
pipes in,
tribes in,
types in,
types is,
beings in,
beings is,
blind pig,
chimes in,
crimes in,
drives in,
files in,
gives him,
gives his,
gives in,
gives it,
guides in,
lime twig,
lines in,
lines is,
miles in,
miles is,
mines in,
pipe with,
rides in,
sides in,
sides is,
signs in,
slides in,
strides in,
stripe which,
styles in,
times his,
times in,
times is,
times it,
type were,
type which,
type will,
type with,
typed in,
wild fig,
wild pig,
wiped his,
wives in,
dies in,
eyes in,
eyes is,
flies in,
gives vigour,
high pitch,
lies in,
pipe in,
pipe is,
prize in,
prize is,
rise in,
rise is,
size in,
size is,
tai ping,
thyme sprig,
ties in,
type ib,
type in,
type is,
type it,
type iv,
wise in,
fine leg,
right leg,
white leg,
wind egg,
b'nai b'rith,
b'nai brith,
bnai brith,
bribe which
3 syllables:
describes him,
describes his,
describes in,
describes it,
arrives in,
declines in,
defines it,
designs in,
provides in,
recipe which,
resides in,
survives in,
advise him,
supplies in,
surprise in,
surprise is,
delights in,
describe this,
describe which
4 syllables:
phenotype which,
families in,
families is
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