Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with elastic:
2 syllables:
stag tick,
bat tick,
black stick,
crab stick,
match stick,
shall stick,
bad cheque,
black buick,
flat pick,
hat trick,
squab chick,
cross stick,
glass stuck,
grass stuck,
joss stick,
back kick,
blast it,
cast him,
cast his,
cast in,
cast is,
cast it,
class still,
class think,
draft pick,
fast in,
glass brick,
glass still,
grass pink,
grass still,
hatched chick,
last his,
last in,
last is,
last it,
laugh still,
passed him,
passed his,
passed in,
passed it,
past him,
past his,
past in,
past is,
past it,
paste is,
crab sticks,
craft stick,
last six,
match sticks,
past six,
wrapped stick,
house dick,
brass check,
brass neck,
cant hook,
clock tick,
dog tick,
fowl tick,
mass book,
mass spec,
pass book,
pass check,
soft tick,
hand pick,
ram disk,
scratch disk,
stadt zurich,
stand thick,
act if,
act in,
act is,
act it,
act iv,
ant hill,
ask him,
ask his,
ask if,
ask in,
ask is,
ask it,
at risk,
at six
3 syllables:
lacrosse stick,
contact mic,
forecast is,
habit tic,
surpassed in,
of that ilk,
rather stick,
swagger stick,
tally stick,
abstract in,
adapt it,
attached in,
attacked him,
attacked in,
attacked it
4 syllables:
really stick
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