RhymeZone: merits

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with merits:
2 syllables:
head butts,
square nuts,
their butts,
their guts,
their huts,
went nuts,
bear pits,
best fits,
check bits,
check its,
end its,
etch pits,
felt its,
gets its,
get its,
held its,
hence its,
kept its,
left its,
lends its,
lent its,
let its,
mess kits,
met its,
press fits,
read its,
sells its,
sell its,
sends its,
send its,
sent its,
sets its,
set its,
share its,
sheds its,
shed its,
spends its,
spreads its,
spread its,
test its,
test kits,
test pits,
their wits,
then its,
then sits,
web hits,
when its,
where its,
yet its

3 syllables:
accept its,
affects its,
affect its,
against its,
amend its,
assess its,
augment its,
collects wits,
declared its,
declares its,
defend its,
directs its,
direct hits,
direct its,
elects its,
elect its,
expressed its,
express its,
extends its,
extend its,
impair its,
prevent its,
protects its,
protect its,
reflects its,
reflect its,
suspend its,
transcends its,
transcend its,
unless its

4 syllables:
cigarette butts,
comprehend its,
represent its

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