Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with beninese:
3 syllables:
any piece,
penny piece,
pretty niece,
heavy piece,
pretty piece,
any need,
dressed chinese,
fresh chinese,
serene peace,
where chinese,
funny piece,
which chinese,
airey neave,
any real,
any sign,
fleshy cheeks,
hairy beast,
heavy beats,
heavy cheeks,
heavy fleece,
heavy grease,
heavy sheets,
jennie keith,
merely pious,
merry feast,
petty chiefs,
press release,
pressure release,
pretty cheeks,
pretty please,
steady beats,
weary weeks,
han chinese,
in chinese,
any key,
between east,
between peace,
denied seats,
henry freese,
henry treece,
technique keeps,
twelve chinese,
twenty beats,
twenty seats,
twenty sheets,
twenty weeks,
bloody piece,
lucky piece,
silly piece,
witty piece,
carry these,
marry these
4 syllables:
primary piece,
penny apiece,
percent chinese,
prevent chinese,
recent chinese,
accessory piece,
every lease,
every piece,
every pious,
library keeps,
their release,
urban chinese,
accept chinese,
affect chinese,
alain lipietz,
century peace,
century piece,
complex chinese,
direct chinese,
enemy piece,
except chinese,
fellow chinese,
geneva peace,
heavy chinese,
pretty chinese,
prevent release,
protect chinese,
recent release,
respect chinese,
threepenny piece,
whether chinese,
yellow chinese,
any increase,
anyone keeps,
anyone seeks,
deny any,
heathen chinese,
penang chinese,
seven chinese,
twenty chinese
5 syllables:
necessary peace,
necessary piece,
necessary these
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