Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with spruce pine:
2 syllables:
cruise line,
loop line,
moon shine,
truth shine,
bruce payne,
new spain,
blue line,
bruce mines,
clew line,
dew line,
fuel line,
loose lines,
new line,
new wine,
too fine,
truce lines,
screw pines,
blue stain,
bruce wayne,
loose chain,
cruise lines,
goose rhyme,
shoes lined,
shoes shined,
blue blind,
bruce might,
bruce white,
bruce wright,
choose file,
choose light,
choose right,
choose slide,
choose style,
choose while,
choose white,
crude lines,
flute pipe,
fruit wines,
group lines,
loop lines,
loose right,
loose style,
loose while,
loose white,
new style,
noose tight,
shewed signs,
smooth lines,
soon find,
truce might,
truce while,
you smile,
her spine,
his spine,
loose paint,
my spine,
blew mind,
blue lines,
blue pike,
boots lined,
bruce price,
few lines,
flue pipe
3 syllables:
acute spine,
balloon vine,
harpoon line,
produce lines,
produce wines,
produce signs,
acute pain,
diffuse lines,
abuse might,
abuse while,
acute signs,
doing fine,
doing thine,
euler line,
fluid line,
gluteal line,
harpoon lines,
produce light,
produce might,
produce right,
produce slight,
produce while,
produce white,
reduce light,
reduce white,
reduced height,
remove fines,
remove lines,
renewed signs,
sewage line,
shoot a line,
lewis paine,
lewis payne,
foul line,
gloomy pines
4 syllables:
longitude lines
5 syllables:
semilunar line
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