RhymeZone: origin

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with origin:
3 syllables:
all russian,
autumn sun,
ball gudgeon,
call button,
call someone,
claude dablon,
claude vorilhon,
core oven,
cross cousin,
floor function,
force function,
form function,
fort chipewyan,
fort duchesne,
fort funston,
fort lupton,
for function,
for london,
for russian,
for someone,
for sudden,
fourth cousin,
four dozen,
georges couthon,
george hudson,
george london,
gordon dunn,
horn function,
jorn utzon,
laurel run,
laurence eusden,
loss function,
lost dutchman,
morse function,
north hudson,
north judson,
north london,
office one,
off button,
often done,
often one,
often run,
orange kun,
organ gun,
or function,
or london,
or russian,
or someone,
or sudden,
paula gunn,
paul crutzen,
paul cullen,
paul hudson,
paul krugman,
pause button,
port hudson,
saul hudson,
saw someone,
schwartz function,
score function,
small onion,
source function,
von appen,
wallet gun,
walsh function,
xor function,
york london,
your cousin

4 syllables:
because someone,
before someone,
default button,
gabor function,
important one,
record button

5 syllables:
juha laukkanen

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