Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with inquire:
2 syllables:
litz wire,
in quite,
trip wire,
with wire,
being quite,
bring quite,
drink quite,
drink while,
drink white,
drink wine,
him quite,
pink wine,
shrink while,
thing quite,
think quite,
think while,
think white,
zinc white,
fringed white,
grinned while,
in crime,
in the white,
inch wide,
is quite,
it quite,
milk white,
paris quite,
prince while,
print while,
print white,
signed while,
since while,
since white,
skinned white,
skins while,
still quite,
there quite,
this quite,
tinged white,
twins while,
were quite,
which quite,
winged white,
with quite,
click while,
cousin while,
in. wide,
in white,
since quite,
stick while,
thick while,
thick white,
thin white,
brimmed white,
drink might,
drink right,
kings while,
limbs while,
rings while,
sings while,
springs while,
strings while,
things while,
things white,
think light,
think like,
think might,
think right,
trimmed white,
wings while,
wings white
3 syllables:
asking quite,
adhere quite,
admit quite,
appear quite,
career quite,
chicken wire,
convince white,
until quite,
winter tyre,
berlin while,
clinic while,
dinner quite,
incur while,
pinion wire,
resin while,
virgin white
4 syllables:
violin while
Some other possibilities:
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