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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with taipei:

2 syllables:
bike day,
bright day,
by day,
by gay,
by gray,
by jay,
by lay,
by may,
by play,
by ray,
by way,
childs play,
child may,
dice k,
die bei,
die drei,
dry day,
dry spray,
eyes may,
eye may,
fights way,
file may,
finds way,
find they,
fine clay,
fine day,
five way,
fi fe,
fly spray,
fly way,
high day,
high k,
high way,
ice bay,
ice day,
ice tray,
ise bay,
i day,
i pay,
i play,
i pray,
i say,
i stay,
i way,
kind may,
knife play,
life day,
life may,
life they,
light day,
light gray,
light grey,
light may,
light ray,
light they,
like they,
lines may,
line may,
mai tais,
might pay,
might play,
might say,
might stay,
might they,
mind may,
my day,
my play,
my stay,
my way,
nice day,
nice way,
night they,
nine way,
ninth day,
pipe clay,
price may,
price they,
prize day,
rights may,
rights they,
right may,
right they,
right way,
side lay,
side may,
side spray,
side they,
sight day,
signs may,
sites may,
site may,
size may,
style may,
tai pei,
thy way,
tide day,
tide way,
times may,
times they,
time may,
time they,
types may,
type may,
while they,
whilst they,
white clay,
white day,
white fay,
white way,
why may,
why they,
wide bay,
wife may,
y day


3 syllables:
alive day,
concise way,
design may,
device bay,
device may,
inside day,
polite way,
precise way,
retired pay,
sometimes say,
sometimes they,
supply may,
whereby they



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