Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with square foot:
2 syllables: bar bit,
guard it,
hard hit,
hard it,
mark it,
mos fet,
not fit,
part it,
start it,
tar pit,
tar wood,
both looked,
brock looked,
chock full,
from full,
not full,
not looked,
scott looked,
spock looked,
yvonne looked,
far fetched,
far it,
george foote,
scarf out,
charge looked,
clark looked,
clarke looked,
garth looked,
guard looked,
guard pushed,
hard pushed,
harvey looked,
heart looked,
march looked,
marsh looked,
stars looked,
bond debt,
box set,
caused it,
cob nut,
cock pit,
copped it,
cops it,
dog shit,
dogs it,
dopp kit,
dot net,
dropped it,
france et,
frog bit,
god but,
got shut,
hopped it,
hops it,
hot shit,
loc. cit,
loc cit,
lock nut,
locked it,
lost it,
mosh pit,
not but,
not cut,
not get,
not let,
not met,
not put,
not set,
not shut,
not sit,
not yet,
once it,
once set,
rock bit,
shock gut,
shot put,
socks it,
solve it,
stop bit,
stopped it,
tom tit,
tossed it,
want it,
watched it,
both good,
from good
3 syllables:
arthur foote,
martha foote,
regard it,
horace looked,
madame looked,
compare it,
declare it,
prepare it,
clara looked,
gerard looked,
picard looked,
adopt it,
resolve it
4 syllables:
malabar nut
Some other possibilities:
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