Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with paladin:
2 syllables:
baled on
3 syllables:
palace on,
shall often,
class often,
glass often,
grass often,
had often,
staff often,
that often,
black cotton,
laugh often,
nash ogden,
shall avenge,
valve often,
at london,
ballad tunes,
class london,
jack london,
that london,
law latin,
small latin,
though latin,
palace in,
shall happen,
achad ha'am,
graham martin,
had gotten,
and often,
at auction,
at common,
black carbon,
black column,
blacks often,
blank common,
branch often,
chance often,
class common,
cracks often,
dance often,
frank often,
gangs often,
gland often,
graph option,
grass pollen,
had chosen,
laughed often,
passed often,
paths often,
plans often,
plant often,
range often,
staff common,
staffs often,
stance often,
stand often,
than common,
that common,
tracks often,
tract often,
allowed an,
allowed on,
though london,
and latin,
ralph hopton,
back garden
4 syllables:
attack often,
japan often,
valley often,
value often,
attack london,
enough latin,
hiram martin,
anger often,
attacks often,
bladder often,
classic common,
contact often,
harry often,
latter often,
laughter often,
manner often,
matter often,
nature often,
rather often,
sarah often,
aller arten,
classic latin,
allies often,
allow common,
alloys often,
also often,
although often,
battle often
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