Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with sell short:
2 syllables:
telle sorte,
mette hjort,
air port,
cette sorte,
venae portae,
where court,
belle thought,
health court,
held court,
helm port,
well thought,
claire walked,
hair salt,
del norte,
delle carte,
full court,
hill fort,
lisle court,
rural court,
shell shocked,
bench court,
french court,
belle fourche,
blair thought,
breath caught,
brett thought,
clair shores,
claire thought,
clare thought,
death caught,
death forced,
death taught,
delle forme,
delle forze,
delle norme,
dread nought,
fresh caught,
fresh thought,
nelle forme,
press sports,
press thought,
shell source,
st. clair shores,
st clair shores,
threat forced,
twelve horse,
well born
3 syllables:
assez forte,
michelle walked,
delhi court,
della corte,
della morte,
michelle thought,
yellow court,
yellow shorts,
complex salt,
janet walked,
subject talked,
until court,
hotel george,
access ports,
any court,
any port,
any sort,
attend court,
better sort,
content taught,
defense sought,
erich kordt,
express thought,
fairy court,
fellow walked,
hotel corp.,
hotel doors,
hotel porch,
janet thought,
kelly walked,
mezzo forte,
narrow court,
petty court,
recent court,
repel force,
solemn court,
subject taught,
their court,
therefore at,
therefore it,
therefore ought,
therefore right,
therefore write,
therefore wrote,
well thought out
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