Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with type o:
2 syllables:
bite to,
bye to,
eye to,
fight to,
flight to,
fly to,
guy to,
height to,
high go,
high low,
high to,
knight who,
life who,
light to,
like how,
might to,
mine who,
nigh to,
night to,
quite to,
right to,
sight to,
site to,
slight to,
tight to,
time how,
time who,
white to,
wife who,
write to,
guy who,
high hoe,
pipe to,
scribe whose,
thigh bone,
tribe to,
tribe whose,
tribes who,
ai koan,
beings who,
bride to,
bride whose,
child who,
cried to,
crime to,
crime whose,
died to,
dried whole,
drive home,
drive to,
drive whose,
eyes so,
eyes to
3 syllables:
describe how,
briefly to,
chiefly to,
decide how,
decide who,
delight to,
divide dough,
polite to,
describe to,
described how,
describes how,
subscribe to,
alive to,
alive whose,
arrive to,
aside to,
assign to,
briefly known,
briefly showed,
briefly shown,
briefly shows,
briefly those,
buyer to,
chiefly known,
chiefly shown,
chiefly those,
city who,
combine to,
conspire to,
decide to,
decide whose,
decline to,
design known,
design to,
design whose,
desire to,
desire whose,
diet to,
divide whole,
divine whole,
divine whose,
driver who,
empire to,
empire whose
4 syllables:
families who,
expertise to,
families to
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