Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with ponies:
2 syllables:
both knees,
both these,
bo trees,
clothes trees,
code freeze,
coke breeze,
cold breeze,
ghost bees,
grown trees,
hold these,
home keys,
know these,
low ses,
no trees,
oak trees,
old trees,
shows these,
show these,
smoke trees,
snow peas,
so please,
so these,
those trees,
though these,
toe cheese,
wrote these
both knees,
both these,
bo trees,
clothes trees,
code freeze,
coke breeze,
cold breeze,
ghost bees,
grown trees,
hold these,
home keys,
know these,
low ses,
no trees,
oak trees,
old trees,
shows these,
show these,
smoke trees,
snow peas,
so please,
so these,
those trees,
though these,
toe cheese,
wrote these
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