Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with azide:
7 letters:
at side,
or hide,
at time,
at high
8 letters:
fat tide,
had died,
and died,
not hide,
that aid,
had eyes,
raw hide,
and wide,
glad eye,
had high
9 letters:
tans hide,
back side,
that side,
gang tide,
had dried,
that died,
jack cade,
sat tight,
flat tyre,
than nine,
that time,
that type,
what time,
what type,
glass eye,
hand side,
land side,
and dried,
and guide,
black eye,
catch eye,
had cried,
had filed,
had lived,
had tried,
hwang hai
10 letters:
that guide,
that ideal,
that tried,
black kite,
class size,
glass eyes,
black eyes,
black isle,
laugh line,
shall live,
hand guide,
shall find,
sally ride
11 letters:
class ideal,
glass sides,
glass slide,
shall guide,
tanned hide,
scott heide,
laugh right,
shall light,
that height,
laugh while,
black sides,
class child,
class lived,
class pride,
class tried,
glass lined,
grass dried,
shall slide,
takes sides,
black child,
black pride,
frank cried,
grand ideal,
grant tried,
japan tried,
rather wide
12 letters:
grass height,
graham might,
stack height,
track height,
class ideals,
glass slides,
graham child,
graham tried,
enhanced ide,
combat child,
latter ideal,
nature guide,
nature hides,
really ideal
13 letters:
classic guide,
classic ideal,
abraham might,
abraham lived
14 letters:
abstract ideal
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