Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with shockwave:
2 syllables:
rocks have,
square wave,
stock shave,
bloch waves,
shock waves,
dogs have,
art have,
god gave,
god save,
gods have,
jobs have,
most have,
not save,
once have,
park ave,
shalt have,
stars have,
block weighs,
both have,
cause waves,
far have,
god have,
not have,
square waves,
whom have,
blacks have,
fact have,
long wave,
shall waive,
cause grave,
block chain,
block shape,
both ways,
cause weight,
clock face,
clock phase,
clock rate,
costs have,
john wain,
john wayne,
lock gate,
lock rail,
months have,
not saved,
not wait,
not wake,
once gave,
parts have,
rock face,
shock phase,
shock shape,
smock race,
stock take,
black waves,
freak wave,
snow cave,
capped waves,
caused waves,
charge waves,
fosse way,
giant waves,
got way,
guard waved,
large waves,
not weigh,
rock cake,
sharp waves,
stock may,
topped waves,
tossed waves,
though grave
3 syllables:
females have,
passage grave,
bizarre claim,
bodies have,
causes have,
father gave,
fathers have,
mulock craik,
often have,
only have,
party have,
police have,
process have,
rarely have,
scholars have,
ago have,
de broglie wave,
choppy waves,
data have,
doctors have,
father waved,
gonna have,
jiang wei,
rocky caves,
rossby wave,
scalar waves
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