RhymeZone: sukeban

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with sukeban:
2 syllables:
blues man,
blue man,
blue van,
choose an,
cube van,
doomed man,
do an,
drew an,
few can,
foods can,
food can,
food than,
groups can,
groups than,
group can,
group than,
gu gan,
hoo man,
hu nan,
juice man,
liu an,
liu dan,
lose an,
lu han,
moon man,
moo man,
move an,
new man,
new plan,
poor can,
proved an,
prove an,
room can,
room than,
roots can,
rules can,
rule can,
ruth ann,
schools can,
schools than,
school can,
school than,
shrewd man,
soon ran,
stewarts clan,
stew pan,
sue ann,
through an,
tools can,
tool can,
too can,
to an,
to ann,
to anne,
to ban,
to can,
to dan,
to fan,
to man,
to pan,
to plan,
to san,
to scan,
to span,
to van,
true man,
true than,
truth can,
truth than,
tube can,
tube pan,
two can,
two man,
used an,
used can,
used than,
use an,
use can,
use plan,
use than,
u bahn,
views can,
view an,
view can,
view than,
whom an,
whom can,
who can,
who plan,
who ran,
wu shan,
you an,
you plan,
you ran,
you than,
yu shan

3 syllables:
abuse can,
approved plan,
assumed an,
assumes an,
assume an,
baruch plan,
includes an,
include an,
induce an,
into an,
into man,
precludes an,
preclude an,
produced an,
produce an,
pursued an,
pursues an,
pursue an,
remove an

4 syllables:
introduced an,
introduce an

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