Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with fur seal:
2 syllables:
her feel,
her real,
spur wheel,
kaiser steel,
durch viele,
flour yield,
her seat,
spurred heels,
stern wheel,
third deals,
third wheel,
worm wheel,
first real,
her heels,
her see,
nurse feels,
nurse wheeled,
purse steals,
verse deals,
der zeit,
birth these,
bur reed,
earth these,
flour wheat,
her cheek,
her deep,
her feet,
her knees,
her leave,
her need,
her niece,
her peace,
her teeth,
per week,
worth these,
wurde diese,
burr cell,
glass eel,
her cell,
her soul,
his heel,
nurse cell,
per cell,
spur cell,
birth scene,
birth sign,
church feels,
church field,
church scene,
curse seemed,
curse these,
earth feels,
earth field,
earth sign,
earth yield
3 syllables:
blower wheel,
fire wheel,
furrow wheel,
lower wheel,
offer meals,
our real,
prayer wheel,
diverse field,
jersey elm,
jersey hills,
meiner seele,
mercy health,
mercy shall,
mercy while,
reverse field,
reverse yield,
ember week,
offer cheap,
offer peace,
offer sheet,
offer these,
uber geek,
unearth these,
better deal,
buyer feels,
chopper wheel,
clear field,
clearly while,
clergy shall,
color wheel,
colour wheel,
copper wheel,
curly kale,
cutter wheel,
dirty pool,
dirty while,
early fall,
early while
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