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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with febrile:

2 syllables:
air drill,
air will,
bed till,
belle fille,
best will,
bretch hill,
care will,
cells will,
cell will,
death chill,
death will,
debt will,
edge hill,
edge mill,
else will,
end will,
en lil,
ex mill,
fell ill,
felt ill,
fresh dill,
friends will,
friend will,
head still,
head will,
health bill,
health will,
hedge bill,
help fill,
help will,
less will,
l pill,
l sill,
men still,
men will,
m kill,
neck frill,
prayer mill,
press drill,
red hill,
red squill,
rest till,
rest will,
said bill,
said phil,
said will,
self will,
sense will,
set will,
shares will,
slept till,
steps will,
step will,
strength will,
stress will,
stretch mill,
tests will,
test drill,
test will,
text will,
their fill,
their ill,
their skill,
their will,
them still,
them till,
them will,
then fill,
then still,
then will,
there still,
there till,
there will,
tread mill,
trend will,
well drill,
well will,
west hill,
west will,
when bill,
when phil,
when still,
when will,
where will,
x mil,
yet still,
yet will


3 syllables:
affairs will,
again till,
again will,
attempt will,
cement mill,
effects will,
effect will,
events will,
event will,
forget pill,
himself will,
itself will,
percent will,
subject will,
success will,
themselves will


4 syllables:
lafayette hill,
personnel will,
unsolemn will



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