RhymeZone: victories

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with victories:
7 letters:
it sees

8 letters:
dis ease,
his ease,
his keys,
is these,
it frees,
mil reis

9 letters:
mr freeze,
big trees,
did these,
fig trees,
him these,
his knees,
his pleas,
its knees,
it please,
mint teas,
pig sties,
rick dees,
with ease

10 letters:
river beas,
river tees,
amid these,
beer kaese,
big cheese,
big freeze,
chick peas,
dick tease,
fill these,
give these,
link these,
rh disease,
sc disease,
shift keys,
split peas,
this frees,
tip cheese,
which sees,
will seize,
will these,
with these,
with trees

11 letters:
his mercies,
his worries,
ibm zseries,
killer bees,
with herpes,
bring these,
cmv disease,
gives these,
gvh disease,
milk cheese,
prick tease,
since these,
thick knees,
think these,
until these,
vhl disease,
vkh disease,
which frees,
which these,
will freeze,
will please,
with cheese,
years these

12 letters:
his journeys,
his thirties,
mid thirties,
silver greys,
silver trees,
timber trees,
amidst these,
bitch please,
cppd disease,
grill cheese,
stiff breeze,
stiff cheese,
until cheese,
within these

13 letters:
dismiss these,
filled cheese,
fulfill these,
spring breeze

14 letters:
consider these,
limburg cheese,
richard cheese,
richard friese,
boursin cheese,
grilled cheese,
leighs disease

16 letters:
considered these

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