Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with none:
2 syllables:
bow knee,
one knee,
do my,
how my,
now my,
owe my,
so my,
to my,
blow by,
bow tie,
cow pie,
do by,
do see,
do they,
flow by,
go by,
go see,
grow by,
ho chi,
how they,
lo fi,
low by,
low fi,
low key,
mo ti,
mo zi,
now by,
now see,
now they,
now why,
so by,
so they,
so why,
to by,
to die,
to lie,
to see,
to thee,
to thy,
to tie,
to why,
two by,
two key,
who by,
who die,
who see,
who they,
blown by,
bow the knee,
bowed knee,
do i.,
do need,
drone bee,
flown by,
known by,
known each,
no. i.,
no need,
now need,
one by,
one each,
one key,
one need,
one they,
shown by,
stone by,
throne by,
thrown by,
to need,
who need,
broke my,
close my,
cow meat,
do mean,
do re mi,
does my,
home by,
home key,
home they,
hope my,
lose my,
no mean,
rome by,
so mean,
to mean,
to meet,
who meet,
wrote my,
blow dry
3 syllables:
unto my,
unto thee,
unto thy,
alone by,
alone they,
above my,
who am i,
above by,
above each,
approach by,
approach each
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