Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with gallate:
2 syllables:
at eight,
class eight,
had eight,
than eight,
that eight,
that late,
all eight,
shall light,
and ate,
and date,
and eight,
back date,
batch weight,
brass weight,
cap rate,
class mate,
class state,
flat rate,
glass state,
gramme weight,
grass state,
last eight,
mass. state,
pack date,
passed eight,
past eight,
rack rate,
sash weight,
scan rate,
scant eight,
shall have,
staff faced,
stand eight,
takes eight,
that date,
that fate,
that rate,
that weight,
and late,
black plate,
black slate,
brass plate,
clamp plate,
flat plate,
glass plate,
match plate,
shall faint,
shall lay,
shall paint,
shall state,
shall taste,
shall waste,
tram plate,
black kite,
bought eight,
brought eight,
caught eight,
draw gate,
for eight,
from eight,
graham might,
grass height,
house eight,
laugh right,
not hate,
or eight,
or hate,
or rate,
sat tight,
saw gate,
stack height,
that height,
track height,
jack cade,
that aid,
at age
3 syllables:
allow eight,
attach weight,
attack rate,
combat weight,
allow weight,
allowed eight,
although eight,
caf? au lait,
café au lait,
caf� au lait,
channel eight,
rather late,
travel eight,
value date,
value weight,
about eight,
along eight,
among eight,
because eight,
before eight,
enough weight
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