RhymeZone: schoolchildren

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with schoolchildren:
3 syllables:
blue pigeon,
blue stilton,
bruce wilson,
choosing one,
chroot prison,
doing one,
drew pearson,
few billion,
few children,
few million,
few women,
fruit pigeon,
hugh wilson,
lewis gun,
lewis run,
loop fission,
loose women,
losing one,
luke simpson,
luke wilson,
new christian,
new guinean,
new lisbon,
new mission,
new vision,
new witten,
new women,
nude women,
poor children,
poor vision,
poor women,
ruth kligman,
school children,
shu qingchun,
snoop pearson,
to britain,
to children,
to christian,
to clinton,
to fiction,
to friction,
to given,
to lincoln,
to lisbon,
to listen,
to milton,
to mission,
to nixon,
to prison,
to quicken,
to stiffen,
to thicken,
to wilson,
to women,
to written,
true christian,
two billion,
two children,
two given,
two million,
two women,
using one,
whose children,
whose mission,
whose vision,
who listen,
you listen

4 syllables:
abused children,
abused women,
cartoon villain,
exclude women,
include women,
including one,
into britain,
into christian,
into prison,
preschool children,
producing one,
reduce friction,
saluting gun

5 syllables:
jaren lewison,
michiel huisman

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