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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with prescott:

2 syllables:
air plot,
air shot,
air watt,
bend knot,
best not,
best shot,
breath caught,
cared not,
care not,
centred dot,
chair shot,
dared not,
dares not,
dare not,
dread scott,
dred scot,
dred scott,
egg trot,
endre tot,
felt hot,
felt not,
flare spot,
fresh pot,
f prot,
f spot,
gets caught,
gets hot,
gets shot,
get caught,
get got,
get hot,
get shot,
guess not,
guest shot,
head bot,
head shot,
held not,
hence not,
lead shot,
leg shot,
let not,
l lat,
meant not,
med lat,
mel ott,
men got,
men not,
m dot,
m mot,
net shot,
next shot,
n lat,
pelt rot,
press pot,
red dot,
red hot,
red knot,
red rot,
red spot,
said not,
sense not,
sex pot,
stem rot,
tends not,
tend not,
ten spot,
their lot,
their not,
them got,
them not,
then caught,
then got,
then not,
then shot,
there not,
trent lott,
well not,
wet rot,
wet spot,
when caught,
when not,
where not,
yet not


3 syllables:
affects not,
affect not,
again not,
depends not,
depend not,
effect not,
elects not,
herself not,
himself not,
itself not,
mahesh bhatt,
myself not,
perfect spot,
pretends not,
pretend not,
reflects not,
reflect not,
themselves caught,
themselves not


4 syllables:
represents not,
represent not


5 syllables:
nevertheless not



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