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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with histories:
2 syllables:
beer kaese,
big cheese,
big freeze,
big trees,
bitch please,
boursin cheese,
bring these,
chick peas,
cmv disease,
cppd disease,
dick tease,
did these,
dis ease,
fig trees,
filled cheese,
fill these,
gives these,
give these,
grilled cheese,
grill cheese,
gvh disease,
him these,
his ease,
his keys,
his knees,
his pleas,
is these,
its knees,
it frees,
it please,
it sees,
leighs disease,
link these,
milk cheese,
mil reis,
mint teas,
pig sties,
prick tease,
rh disease,
rick dees,
sc disease,
shift keys,
since these,
split peas,
spring breeze,
stiff breeze,
stiff cheese,
thick knees,
think these,
this frees,
tip cheese,
vhl disease,
vkh disease,
which frees,
which sees,
which these,
will freeze,
will please,
will seize,
will these,
with cheese,
with ease,
with these,
with trees,
years these

3 syllables:
his journeys,
his mercies,
his thirties,
his worries,
ibm zseries,
killer bees,
limburg cheese,
mid thirties,
mr freeze,
richard cheese,
richard friese,
river beas,
river tees,
silver greys,
silver trees,
timber trees,
with herpes,
amidst these,
amid these,
dismiss these,
fulfill these,
until cheese,
until these,
within these

4 syllables:
considered these,
consider these

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