Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with dry nurse:
2 syllables: free verse,
my purse,
surely worse,
been nursed,
been worse,
beauty first,
been heard,
been hurt,
brief first,
brief verse,
by first,
by works,
clean earth,
greek verse,
green earth,
my first,
my works,
my worst,
queen heard,
see first,
speak verse,
surely burst,
sweet verse,
tee shirts,
they burst,
they first,
three first,
three shirts,
three works,
treat herpes,
very first,
very worst,
been cursed,
been first,
been her,
clean first,
clean shirts,
green first,
green shirts,
marine works,
means worse,
queen first,
routine first,
routine works,
scene burst,
scene first,
scene works,
screen first,
screen works,
seen her,
theme heard,
bee bird,
beef herd,
by birth
3 syllables:
degree worse,
agree first,
beaver house,
belief first,
cedar house,
cheaper house,
chinese curse,
chinese verse,
complete verse,
degree first,
degrees worse,
either his,
either house,
either is,
entry first,
feature is,
fever is,
leader is,
meter is,
neither his,
neither house,
neither is,
peter house,
peter is,
reader is,
saline earth,
sea purse,
speaker is,
teacher is,
wheeler house,
ancient curse,
ancient verse,
brian pearce,
fourteen works,
fourteenth verse,
machine first,
machine works,
obscene works,
senior house,
entry keyers,
appeal heard
4 syllables:
believer is,
dopamine nerve,
oliver house,
receiver is,
scenery is
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