Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with absurd:
2 syllables:
kap verde,
and heard,
black bird,
catch word,
frank heard,
grant heard,
grass bird,
pass word,
ralph heard,
slang word,
that third,
that word,
valle verde,
blacks earned,
blacks served,
had heard,
had served,
had stirred,
snacks served,
staff heard,
staff served,
takes third,
that served,
class served,
course heard,
france heard,
once heard,
scarce heard,
shots heard,
and third,
and urged,
ann surg,
black birds,
black words,
black world,
catch birds,
catch words,
class learned,
class turned,
class words,
class world,
craft turned,
glass turned,
glass world,
graham turned,
grant turned,
grant urged,
graph search,
grass burned,
grass turned,
had burned,
had learned,
had turned,
last third,
last word,
match burned,
match search,
match words,
plant turned,
shaft turned,
shall search,
shall serve
3 syllables:
advance earned,
also heard,
japan served,
nancy heard,
cassie heard,
chapter head,
again heard,
allow third,
at a word,
attack birds,
attack turned,
combat search,
galley bird,
gesagt wurde,
gladly heard,
had a bird,
had a word,
having heard,
jacob heard,
japan learned,
japan turned,
japan world,
jason heard,
latter third,
mallee bird,
master had,
master heard,
matthew heard,
nathan heard,
nation heard,
paddy bird,
rachel heard
4 syllables:
abraham heard,
commander had,
extractor hood
5 syllables:
alexander had,
alexander heard
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