Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with bean curd:
2 syllables:
been heard,
green curled,
queen heard,
brief third,
each word,
feels heard,
greek word,
keep word,
least heard,
reach third,
screech bird,
steal third,
weet bird,
steam curled,
theme heard,
bee bird,
beef herd,
been burned,
been learned,
been served,
been termed,
been turned,
by third,
by word,
cheese curds,
clean birds,
clean world,
cuisine served,
green birds,
green curve,
green turned,
green world,
key word,
marine birds,
marine world,
my third,
my word,
queen turned,
routine world,
scene turned,
screen turned,
screen world,
sleep curled,
speech heard,
steve heard,
street heard,
thy word,
very word,
been urged,
speaker urged,
surely heard,
they heard,
clean shirt,
cream served,
dream turned,
dream world,
green chert,
green shirt,
scheme turned,
steam turned,
stream turned,
theme words,
beach birds,
beast turned,
been worn,
been worse,
been worth,
bleak world,
breeze stirred,
breeze turned
3 syllables:
machine word,
appeals heard,
college third,
receive third,
appeal heard,
entry word,
fourteen words,
ideas heard,
irene turned,
machine turned,
machine words,
machine world,
mino bird,
obscene words,
on my word,
unclean birds,
unseen birds,
unseen world,
brian heard,
supreme world,
achieve world,
ancient earth,
areas burned,
areas served,
areas surveyed,
areas turned,
believe words,
believe world
4 syllables:
pharisees heard,
psittacine birds
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