Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with reasons:
2 syllables:
dry runs,
sweet tunes,
sees as,
these as,
these has,
trees as,
beauty comes,
creek comes,
my lungs,
surely comes,
steel hulls,
breeze comes,
cheese comes,
grease guns,
my cousins,
peace as,
peace has,
piece as,
these sums,
three cousins,
trees comes,
beauty was,
been as,
brief as,
by gas,
china as,
clean as,
cry was,
deal has,
deep as,
dream as,
dry gas,
each as,
each has,
eat as,
fee was,
feel as,
feet as,
green as,
heat as,
jury was,
keep as,
key was,
leave as,
lee was,
lie was,
mean as,
meet as,
ne pas,
need as,
reach as,
read as,
real as,
real ones,
scene as
3 syllables:
areas as,
areas has,
ideas as,
season as,
critique comes,
entry comes,
areas comes,
chinese as,
decrease as,
ideas comes,
reason as,
reason has,
reason knows,
reason whose,
agreed as,
ancient tunes,
appeal as,
appeal has,
belief as,
belief has,
believe as,
china knows,
college as,
college has,
complete as,
crisis as,
crisis has,
crisis whose,
decree was,
degree was,
entry was,
even as,
even has,
machine as,
machine guns,
machine has,
perceive as,
proceed as,
receive as,
region as,
region has,
region whose,
relief as,
relief funds
4 syllables:
teresa heinz
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