Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with middle ages:
4 syllables:
tidal changes,
little faces,
civil cases,
hidden faces,
limit gages,
missile bases,
rigid wages,
little changes,
gilded cages,
hidden places,
cited cases,
which occasions,
written cases
5 syllables:
guerilla bases,
forbidden places,
liberal wages,
official changes,
unequal wages
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