Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with eighty-three:
3 syllables:
ac be,
aims pc,
ales vesely,
amy lee,
baby d,
baby g,
baby t,
baby tee,
baked ziti,
based chiefly,
blade pc,
cayley tree,
crazy tea,
eighty three,
fail cd,
gail sheehy,
game genie,
gave freely,
grade iii,
hei tiki,
james beattie,
james geikie,
james keeley,
james sweeny,
jamie t,
jays treaty,
jay treaty,
lady di,
lady g,
lake peipsi,
lately she,
made easy,
maybe he,
maybe she,
maybe three,
maybe we,
pay tv,
plainly see,
plate iii,
safely be,
shaped cd,
slate pc,
space treaty,
stage iii,
tracy g,
tracy lee,
trade treaty,
weight weenie
ac be,
aims pc,
ales vesely,
amy lee,
baby d,
baby g,
baby t,
baby tee,
baked ziti,
based chiefly,
blade pc,
cayley tree,
crazy tea,
eighty three,
fail cd,
gail sheehy,
game genie,
gave freely,
grade iii,
hei tiki,
james beattie,
james geikie,
james keeley,
james sweeny,
jamie t,
jays treaty,
jay treaty,
lady di,
lady g,
lake peipsi,
lately she,
made easy,
maybe he,
maybe she,
maybe three,
maybe we,
pay tv,
plainly see,
plate iii,
safely be,
shaped cd,
slate pc,
space treaty,
stage iii,
tracy g,
tracy lee,
trade treaty,
weight weenie
4 syllables:
became deeply,
explained briefly,
explain briefly,
inhaled deeply,
inhale deeply,
remained deeply,
remain deeply
became deeply,
explained briefly,
explain briefly,
inhaled deeply,
inhale deeply,
remained deeply,
remain deeply
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