Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with neurons:
2 syllables:
new ones,
you uns,
blue whales,
true bugs,
blues tunes,
choose as,
clues as,
cool as,
crew was,
crude drugs,
flue gas,
food as,
food has,
group as,
group has,
jew was,
jews as,
knew was,
moon as,
moon has,
move as,
new drugs,
news as,
ou les,
proof as,
prove as,
room as,
room has,
rule as,
rule has,
school as,
school has,
smooth as,
soon as,
soul as,
soul has,
too was,
truth as,
truth has,
tube has,
use as,
use has,
view was,
viewed as,
views as,
you was,
blue as,
clue as,
due as,
few as,
grew as,
knew as,
new as,
too has,
true as,
view as,
view has,
you as,
you has,
you ran,
you run,
true ribs,
freud comes,
fruit comes,
group comes,
huge sums,
loose tongues,
proof comes,
school chums,
school comes,
tooth combs,
tooth comes,
truth comes,
views comes,
blue bloods
3 syllables:
review comes,
abuse as,
as soon as,
human as,
human eyes,
produce as,
review was,
susan hayes,
susan knows,
withdrew funds,
abuse comes,
produce comes,
viewer comes
5 syllables:
evolution as,
evolution has,
evolution whose,
resolution as
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