Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with cogent:
2 syllables:
do just,
no just,
now just,
so just,
to just,
who just,
to hunt,
go bust,
now must,
so must,
to dust,
two must,
who must,
to shut,
co parent,
do but,
do get,
do let,
do nut,
go but,
go get,
low but,
low cut,
no. but,
now but,
now get,
now let,
now put,
one just,
slow but,
so but,
so get,
so let,
so put,
those just,
to but,
to cut,
to get,
to let,
to put,
who but,
who cut,
who get,
who let,
who put,
beau geste,
low rent,
now sent,
now went,
to rent,
who sent,
who went,
one humped,
to fund,
to jump,
bone dust,
coal dust,
gold dust,
ko punch
3 syllables:
motion at,
motion ought,
broken at,
broken night,
broken out,
cola nut,
frozen night,
kola nut,
open at,
open it,
open out,
roman knight,
spoken at,
spoken out,
to run out,
go on at,
josiah white,
quota might,
to chalk out,
to come at,
to come it,
to come out,
to dam out,
to shut out,
yoga mat,
escrow receipt,
flown a kite,
focal light,
focus at,
global light,
grosses out,
local light,
mobile light,
mocha latte,
noble eight
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