Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with birch tree:
2 syllables:
church three,
first try,
church tries,
search trees,
burnt by,
first by,
first see,
first they,
germ free,
heard three,
learn three,
learnt by,
serve three,
third three,
verse three,
work very,
worked by,
durch die,
birth three,
burnt three,
burnt trees,
church by,
church creed,
church creek,
church green,
church key,
dirt pie,
earth three,
first read,
first real,
first three,
her beauty,
her cry,
her free,
her three,
her very,
hurt by,
hurt my,
nurse trees,
nurse tries,
pearse street,
search by,
searched these,
verde trees,
worked three,
worked very,
worst three,
worth three,
urged by,
burned by,
church street,
church teach,
earned by,
learned by,
myrrh trees,
served by,
surveyed by,
termed by,
turned by,
turned my,
world by,
world they,
younger trees,
stern beauty,
terms by,
terms they,
words by,
words they,
works by,
worth roughly,
burned three,
earned roughly,
earned three
3 syllables:
research three,
research tries,
afford three,
observe three,
offered three,
offers three,
return three,
reversed by,
transferred three,
astor street,
offer three,
research brief,
research by,
researched these,
affirmed by,
concerned by,
confirmed by,
observed by,
preserved by,
research stream,
research team,
returned by,
cherished by,
concerned three,
confirmed three
4 syllables:
researcher tries,
conferred by
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