Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with molest:
2 syllables:
blood lust,
youthful lusts,
ben nut,
but just,
but must,
can just,
chalk dust,
done just,
drug bust,
has just,
judge must,
love must,
man just,
man must,
men must,
mud hut,
non obst,
stem rust,
then just,
then must,
tut tut,
up just,
was just,
but let,
can let,
has let,
spousal trust,
sub let,
then let,
was let,
bare assed,
das ist,
deirdre looked,
dna test,
him must,
non est,
psa test,
still hunt,
sud est,
them must,
blood gushed,
blood rushed,
blood sucked,
bus duct,
ca resp,
deus vult,
fen sucked,
non vult
3 syllables:
acid dust,
chilean nut,
extra thrust,
famous eight,
famous sight,
get a sight,
jesus at,
jesus ought,
jesus sought,
precious sight,
russia sought,
suffice it,
malice might,
extra guest,
uncle looked,
judges ought,
allah loves,
beautiful light,
britain at,
britain ought,
bucket hat,
buddha might,
buddha taught,
buddha thought,
bukka white,
button at,
button it,
canal at,
chapel at,
chukka boot,
comma fault,
couple light,
damon knight,
double height,
double latte,
double light,
fossa cat,
has a fit,
has a heart,
hung a right,
maratha light,
nasal height,
office dept.,
oven at,
primal light,
prussia might,
puzzle out,
retain it,
rummage out
4 syllables:
area must,
ominous sight,
obstacle height
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