Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with school bus:
2 syllables:
fruit twice,
shoot twice,
blue pus,
move us,
soul must,
you thus,
blue ice,
chew ass,
rules is,
schools is,
soul kiss,
tools is,
fuel gas,
fuel was,
pool was,
rule was,
ruled as,
rules as,
schools as,
schools has,
soul was,
tools as,
food but,
fruit cups,
fuel can,
group but,
group must,
june bug,
ku klux,
roof truss,
room but,
rule can,
rules on,
schools on,
shoot cuffs,
shoot ducks,
soul can,
tooled up,
tooth bud,
truth but,
truth must,
use but,
use must,
you trust,
fuel is,
pool is,
rule books,
rule is,
soul is,
tool is,
tube is,
cool as,
rule as,
rule has,
soul as,
soul has,
tube has,
blue buck,
blue leg,
boot ups,
crew cuts,
few but,
fuel up,
goose bumps,
knew but,
knew just,
new but,
new love,
rule on,
rules must,
schools must,
soul on,
stool blood,
thou must,
too must,
tool up
3 syllables:
cuba is,
consume twice,
fusion assay,
gloomy gus,
produce stress,
produce twice,
produced twice,
reduce stress,
renewed twice,
reviewed twice,
route twice,
stupid ass,
undue stress,
movie buffs,
nuclease assay,
pucca house
4 syllables:
molecules is,
absolute roughness,
absolute trust,
diffusion assay,
dilution assay,
molecules on,
molecule is,
computer buffs
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