RhymeZone: origin

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with origin:
9 letters:
core oven,
often one,
often run,
organ gun,
or london,
or sudden,
von appen

10 letters:
autumn sun,
for london,
for sudden,
four dozen,
jorn utzon,
laurel run,
office one,
off button,
often done,
orange kun,
or russian,
or someone,
paula gunn,
wallet gun

11 letters:
all russian,
call button,
fort lupton,
for russian,
for someone,
gordon dunn,
or function,
paul cullen,
paul hudson,
port hudson,
saul hudson,
saw someone,
small onion,
york london,
your cousin

12 letters:
ball gudgeon,
call someone,
cross cousin,
fort funston,
for function,
north hudson,
north judson,
north london,
paul crutzen,
paul krugman,
pause button,
xor function

13 letters:
claude dablon,
form function,
fort duchesne,
fourth cousin,
george hudson,
george london,
horn function,
important one,
loss function,
lost dutchman,
record button

14 letters:
before someone,
default button,
floor function,
force function,
fort chipewyan,
gabor function,
juha laukkanen,
morse function,
score function,
walsh function

15 letters:
because someone,
claude vorilhon,
georges couthon,
laurence eusden,
source function

17 letters:
schwartz function

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