Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with suginami-ku:
3 syllables:
armies to,
army to,
army who,
barbie q,
bobbie sue,
bodies to,
body through,
body to,
bon dieu,
charles helou,
chart review,
char siu,
coffee to,
colleagues to,
colleagues who,
colleague who,
copied to,
copies to,
copy to,
costly to,
folly to,
gandhi to,
hardly knew,
hardly to,
johnny u,
largely due,
largely through,
largely to,
large bietou,
lobby to,
monte jus,
motley crew,
motley crue,
nami cbu,
not review,
on review,
parties to,
parties who,
partly due,
partly through,
partly to,
partly true,
party to,
party who,
poly u,
promptly to,
sharply to,
sorry to,
sorry you,
starred review,
tarheel blue
armies to,
army to,
army who,
barbie q,
bobbie sue,
bodies to,
body through,
body to,
bon dieu,
charles helou,
chart review,
char siu,
coffee to,
colleagues to,
colleagues who,
colleague who,
copied to,
copies to,
copy to,
costly to,
folly to,
gandhi to,
hardly knew,
hardly to,
johnny u,
largely due,
largely through,
largely to,
large bietou,
lobby to,
monte jus,
motley crew,
motley crue,
nami cbu,
not review,
on review,
parties to,
parties who,
partly due,
partly through,
partly to,
partly true,
party to,
party who,
poly u,
promptly to,
sharply to,
sorry to,
sorry you,
starred review,
tarheel blue
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