RhymeZone: tegmen

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with tegmen:
2 syllables:
air when,
bears den,
bed when,
ben ben,
best men,
best when,
breath when,
care when,
cells when,
ceský tesín,
clair rené,
dead men,
dead when,
death when,
dressed men,
else when,
ends when,
end when,
felt pen,
felt when,
feng tien,
fen fen,
fen phen,
friends when,
gel pen,
get when,
haired men,
head when,
hecht ben,
help when,
hence when,
hfef n,
lead gen,
left when,
less then,
less when,
meant when,
men then,
men when,
met when,
m gen,
next gen,
next ten,
n gen,
n ten,
peng zhen,
pen pen,
phen fen,
read when,
red hen,
red ken,
red men,
red pen,
reg gen,
reh den,
ren shen,
rest when,
said ben,
said then,
said when,
says when,
sedge hen,
sense when,
sen sen,
set when,
shen chen,
spend ten,
spent ten,
steps when,
strength when,
tears when,
tell when,
ten men,
ten ten,
test when,
text pen,
their men,
them then,
them when,
then when,
there then,
there when,
twelfth men,
twelve men,
well then,
well when,
wen yen,
wept when,
when ken,
when men,
where men,
where then,
x men,
yen yen,
yes men,
yet when,
zheng fen

3 syllables:
against men,
again when,
chou tien-chen,
condemned men,
correct when,
distressed when,
effects when,
effect when,
except when,
expect when,
herself when,
himself when,
itself when,
myself when,
percent when,
perfect ten,
subject when,
success when,
themselves when,
upset when,
yourself when

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