Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with set to:
2 syllables:
yet how,
yet who,
bread dough,
care how,
care who,
guess how,
guess so,
guess who,
heave ho,
jell o,
tell how,
tell who,
them how,
them who,
well how,
met one,
yet do,
yet no,
yet now,
yet one,
yet so,
but how,
but who,
it who,
bread doughs,
bread whole,
dead now,
fair do,
fresh dough,
friend who,
head home,
head so,
hell do,
lead one,
press dough,
them do,
thread whose,
well do,
where do,
air hole,
air hose,
air so,
bear no,
bear oak,
blair wrote,
care home,
care so,
chair whose,
check one,
clare wrote,
death row,
death those,
death throe,
death whose,
deck shoe,
else who,
fair go,
fair one,
flesh showed,
fresh whole,
guess whose,
less so,
press home,
press whose,
seth low,
share one,
shell hole,
shell whose,
spare no,
step one,
tell no,
tell one,
tells how,
them go,
them home,
them no,
them now,
them one,
them so,
well go,
well now,
well so,
where no,
where now,
where one
3 syllables:
assess how,
aware how,
affect how,
agent who,
poet who,
subject who,
excess dough,
access hole,
any who,
fellow who,
hero who,
hotel whose,
possess no,
progress whose
4 syllables:
professor who
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