Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with run on:
2 syllables:
can an,
con un,
done an,
man an,
qua non,
then an,
when an,
won an,
be a man,
comme un,
comme une,
hsia men,
some man,
some men,
but an,
but ten,
get an,
has an,
let an,
much an,
mud hen,
plus an,
put an,
such an,
thus an,
up an,
was an,
ban lon,
bon bon,
bon ton,
but non,
can can,
can then,
ch'en ch'un,
con con,
con man,
con men,
convey an,
done when,
fen phen,
jan van,
man can,
man man,
man then,
man when,
men can,
men then,
men when,
phen fen,
some non,
sten gun,
stun gun,
such non,
ten men,
then can,
then ran,
then when,
van den,
vel non,
von den,
was non,
when can,
when done,
when man,
when men,
won ton,
can in,
done in,
fun in,
gun in,
in an,
in non,
lain in,
man in,
men in,
pen in,
slain in,
son in,
sun in,
ten in,
then in,
tion in,
when in,
win an,
won in,
but man,
but men,
chief men,
come when,
hung ten,
nem. con
3 syllables:
become an,
added an,
unless an,
uses an,
begun in,
ion in,
becomes an
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