Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with engird:
2 syllables:
friend heard,
bell bird,
egg bird,
head word,
jesse heard,
rare bird,
sedge bird,
swear word,
where third,
french third,
french word,
brent turned,
claire heard,
friend urged,
friends heard,
send word,
sense served,
sent word,
trent turned,
yet heard,
in third,
in word,
prince heard,
since heard,
when word,
french church,
length heard,
belle turned,
blair turned,
bread served,
breath burned,
breath stirred,
breath turned,
chair turned,
check words,
chess world,
claire turned,
clare turned,
czech words,
death served,
death turned,
death world,
dread words,
dressed birds,
enter earth,
fair world,
flesh burned,
flesh turned,
fresh words,
fresh world,
guest turned,
head turned,
hence serve,
kept word,
lent term,
press learned,
press turned,
press world,
rare birds
3 syllables:
subject heard,
success spurred,
agent turned,
any third,
any word,
content word,
henry heard,
message heard,
percent earned,
prevent third,
recent third,
jenny heard,
member had,
accept third,
addressed words,
affect third,
ahead turned,
better word,
cerro verde,
cherry bird,
effect turned,
ellen heard,
excess words,
express words,
fairly heard,
heaven heard,
herod heard,
hotel burned,
hotel served,
hotel world,
karen heard,
larry bird,
merely heard,
mesa verde,
michelle turned,
object turned,
project turned,
protect third
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