Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with pudden-head:
3 syllables:
pudden head,
chuckle head,
knuckle head,
tunnel head,
wooden head,
brush ahead,
lain ahead,
stress ahead,
suction head,
truck ahead,
up ahead,
was ahead,
buddha heads,
sudden dread,
trudged ahead,
being on head,
blood added,
blood ebbed,
chicken head,
edith head,
given head,
were on head,
butted heads,
heute abend,
beautiful heads,
budget heads,
can attend,
canal leads,
denon heath,
double edged,
double heads,
judge upheld,
muscle leads,
puppet heads,
russia shared,
struggle leads,
tribal heads,
tunnel leads,
was upheld,
young hotheads,
dead ahead,
stood ahead,
wooden heads,
britain leads,
britain shared,
button thread,
just ahead,
rushed ahead,
blood depends,
can depend,
comes ahead,
cuban bread,
cutting head,
divan beds,
helen baird,
plunge ahead,
russian bread,
sedan chair,
shrunken heads,
sudden check,
sudden death,
but added,
little head,
metal head,
tut tutted,
bullet head,
chief added,
comma added,
douglas added,
has added,
judge added,
sludge acid,
stress added,
then added,
touches added,
was added
4 syllables:
office ahead,
added added,
rushes ahead,
struggle ahead,
trouble ahead,
tunnel ahead,
added depends,
buddha denied,
diamond head,
money ahead,
muddle headed,
production heads,
summer ahead,
voyage ahead,
abdul hamid,
acetous acid,
alice added,
office added
5 syllables:
horizon ahead,
production ahead
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