Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with parisology:
3 syllables:
olaf i,
olav i,
basil i,
data by,
data they,
thomas y.,
cottage pie,
police seize,
stolen by,
swollen knees,
police jury,
data sheet,
not achieve,
block chevy,
bottom heat,
cause money,
chosen by,
clara reeve,
clara wieck,
cob money,
common by,
common eel,
common fee,
conrad i,
cop a feel,
donald dewey,
drama league,
fava bean,
gonna leave,
gonna teach,
gotta leave,
gotta worry,
harald i,
hard alee,
java bean,
kaka beak,
knock rummy,
losses by,
mahwa tree,
model by,
naval league,
not agree,
not appeal,
not fully,
not funny,
not money,
novel by,
often by,
often need,
often see,
often they,
osman i,
othman i,
snob appeal,
stock money,
strada reale,
thomas dewey,
wanna leave,
solid sheet,
stolen sheep,
swollen cheek,
cause bloody,
column by,
cottage cheese
4 syllables:
canada by,
olaf ii,
olav ii,
awful hurry,
brama raii,
canada dry,
canada geese,
canada these,
canada three,
embrace fully,
lusaka peace,
madame helene,
madame sophie,
mata hari,
passage money,
prepare fully,
rama vii,
rapa nui,
waza ari,
acknowledge my,
bobby mcgee,
dollar money,
gerard ruggie,
gotta hurry,
guava jelly,
holly buddy,
jolly lucky,
modula 3pi,
molly whuppie,
natale conti
5 syllables:
canada early,
gopala reddi,
gopala reddy,
italian bee
6 syllables:
shibusawa eiichi
Some other possibilities:
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