Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with queen-size:
2 syllables:
beam size,
be wise,
b size,
b wise,
cheese fries,
deep fries,
each size,
field size,
freeze dries,
green eyes,
here lies,
he buys,
he cries,
he dies,
he flies,
he lies,
he sighs,
he tries,
keen eyes,
key size,
knee highs,
leaf size,
leaves eyes,
mean size,
meat pies,
meets eyes,
meet eyes,
peace prize,
p ais,
queen size,
screen size,
seed size,
seemed wise,
seems wise,
seem wise,
sheeps eyes,
she buys,
she cries,
she dies,
she lies,
she sighs,
she spies,
she tries,
steep rise,
street cries,
street wise,
these dyes,
these eyes,
these guys,
these ties,
three guys,
three wise,
weak ties,
we rise
beam size,
be wise,
b size,
b wise,
cheese fries,
deep fries,
each size,
field size,
freeze dries,
green eyes,
here lies,
he buys,
he cries,
he dies,
he flies,
he lies,
he sighs,
he tries,
keen eyes,
key size,
knee highs,
leaf size,
leaves eyes,
mean size,
meat pies,
meets eyes,
meet eyes,
peace prize,
p ais,
queen size,
screen size,
seed size,
seemed wise,
seems wise,
seem wise,
sheeps eyes,
she buys,
she cries,
she dies,
she lies,
she sighs,
she spies,
she tries,
steep rise,
street cries,
street wise,
these dyes,
these eyes,
these guys,
these ties,
three guys,
three wise,
weak ties,
we rise
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