Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with tweedle:
2 syllables:
very dull,
green knoll,
by al,
by l.,
by le,
see l.,
si l',
si le,
street raleigh,
by don,
chine colle,
dry bulb,
dry bulk,
dry gulch,
feed on,
feed up,
freed up,
geed up,
hi def,
my colleague,
need an,
need as,
read an,
read as,
read on,
read up,
speed as,
speed on,
speed up,
steel hulls,
they done,
they dug,
three dutch,
three rural,
tied on,
tied up,
tree duck,
speed pulse,
they tell,
been ill,
by bill,
by cell,
by full,
by well,
by will,
dry cell,
dry well,
free will,
g.i. bill,
gi bill,
my cell,
my full,
my will,
pie shell,
sleep pill,
speak ill,
steep hill,
surely will,
they fell,
they fill,
they kill,
they sell,
they well,
they will,
three full,
thy will,
tree will,
tree wool,
very full,
very well,
why will,
beat on,
beat up,
by ten,
cheat on,
dry ton,
dry tonne,
eat as,
eat on,
eat up,
feet as,
feet on
3 syllables:
media l.,
agreed as,
agreed on,
aleph null,
degree pulse,
lévy bruhl,
proceed as,
proceed on,
sea gull,
succeed as,
needed all,
sea eel,
sea owl,
tierra del,
compete on,
complete an,
complete as,
defeat on
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