Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with pervert:
2 syllables:
her shirt,
her first,
her skirt,
work shirt,
curve first,
serve first,
serve her,
church heard,
heard heard,
her third,
her word,
jurors heard,
nurse heard,
church church,
earth earth,
her birth,
her church,
her nurse,
her purse,
her search,
her turn,
her work,
wurde durch,
younger birth,
younger church,
chou vert,
curve at,
have hurt,
serve at,
serve eight,
serve hot,
serve it,
serve out,
birth first,
church first,
church worked,
curve curve,
curved earth,
earth first,
heard first,
heard her,
her skirts,
hurt her,
learn first
3 syllables:
adders wort,
further eight,
further it,
further out,
offer burnt,
offer first,
worker at,
worker ought,
deserve first,
observe first,
preserve her,
server might,
server that,
surveyor might,
amer. journ,
entre leurs,
offer curve,
reverse search,
deserve it,
observe it,
preserve it,
server to,
aller werte,
berger wrote,
bladder wort,
burger wrote,
buyer first,
clear first,
collar shirt,
color shirt,
cursor right,
dirty shirt,
expert first,
fervor of,
fewer first,
flower first,
flowered shirt,
further doubt,
further east,
further light,
further right,
further sought,
further that,
further thought,
further weight,
further wrote,
herder wrote,
layer first,
learner might
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