Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with sal soda:
3 syllables:
dum sola,
null modem,
rural social,
young poetess,
sub rosa,
yoron chosa,
rural total,
brush loaded,
but social,
chief social,
dutch social,
judge social,
plush sofas,
rural focus,
some social,
such social,
terra nova,
truck loaded,
was loaded,
when social,
young social,
youthful bosom,
below was,
bien hoa,
rural local,
stress social,
trucks loaded,
was snowed up,
youthful sovereign,
below an,
below as,
below on,
below us,
blood total,
but notice,
douglas noted,
has noted,
judge noted,
much notice,
such notice,
sum total,
the sum total,
tongue coated,
twice voted,
was noted,
was voted,
young noted
4 syllables:
uncle josiah,
opal codon,
urban yoga,
adult total,
added social,
become loaded,
become social,
nulla bona,
sulla poesia,
uncle jonas,
uncle josef,
uncle kolya,
uncle moses,
urban social,
adult social,
below sea,
color coded,
colour coded,
cruel social,
extra local,
extra social,
fully coded,
fully loaded,
fully social,
office social,
plural social,
unless social,
added total,
become coated,
become noted,
become total,
becomes opaque,
extra proton,
loa loa,
office noted,
office total,
product total,
unless noted,
unless notice,
unless total,
urban total
5 syllables:
reveal social
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