Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with kick start:
2 syllables:
fixed heart,
pierced heart,
quick starts,
wicked heart,
being smart,
being stopped,
firing stopped,
it stopped,
its part,
prince stopped,
ships stopped,
since stopped,
smith stopped,
there stopped,
thing stopped,
were stopped,
which stopped,
whip smart,
chris stopped,
click chart,
fierce heart,
fixed cost,
his part,
is part,
is stopped,
it starts,
its art,
its heart,
mixed caste,
mixed cost,
six spot,
spring starts,
string starts,
there starts,
thing starts,
think smart,
this chart,
this part,
which starts,
chick heart,
fixed parts,
his art,
his heart,
is art,
mixed lot,
quick heart,
ships docked,
this art,
this heart,
wicked hearts,
fifth part,
its cost,
its most,
print chart,
since most,
strict caste,
wicked giant,
ex parte,
looks smart,
sized heart,
truck stopped,
trucks stopped,
big part,
filled heart,
ill starred,
being part,
being tossed,
bit part,
chris watched,
christ stopped,
flip chart,
his lost,
his most,
his want,
if part,
in part,
is locked,
is lost,
is most,
is washed,
it part,
its host,
its not
3 syllables:
until stopped,
biggest heart,
career starts,
dearest heart,
diseased heart,
conflict starts,
sick at heart,
wistar rat,
quickened heart,
billy stopped,
caliche topped,
conflict marked,
crying stopped,
finger stopped
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