RhymeZone: punctate

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with punctate:
2 syllables:
ak tate,
blood plate,
bulk freight,
butt plate,
but great,
but wait,
club mate,
clutch plate,
comes straight,
come straight,
cup plate,
cut straight,
cut weight,
def rate,
dub plate,
dung gate,
flood gate,
flush gate,
flux gate,
from date,
from eight,
from great,
from late,
from state,
front gate,
funds rate,
just ate,
just eight,
just great,
just hate,
just wait,
ld debate,
love hate,
lunch date,
much weight,
mud weight,
must hate,
must state,
must wait,
must weight,
of date,
of eight,
of fate,
of freight,
of great,
of hate,
of plate,
of rate,
of state,
of straight,
of weight,
one great,
one plate,
one state,
plus eight,
pulse rate,
runs straight,
run rate,
run straight,
some eight,
some great,
some late,
some state,
some weight,
sprung weight,
sub state,
such date,
such great,
such state,
the bait,
the date,
the eight,
the fate,
the gate,
the great,
the late,
the plate,
the rate,
the state,
the straight,
the strait,
the wait,
the weight,
tongue weight,
touch plate,
tun great,
up late,
up straight,
what great,
what rate,
what state

3 syllables:
adult weight,
become great,
construct state,
unsprung weight

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