Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with thirteen:
2 syllables:
younger teens,
bernd heine,
third scene,
birth scene,
birth sign,
church scene,
durch keine,
durch meine,
earth sign,
her green,
her jeans,
her teeth,
younger queen,
first been,
first lien,
first scene,
first seen,
first sign,
search routine,
her deep,
wurde diese,
birth these,
bur reed,
der zeit,
earth these,
flour wheat,
fur piece,
fur seal,
her cheek,
her feel,
her feet,
her knees,
her leave,
her need,
her niece,
her peace,
her real,
her seat,
per week,
spur wheel,
worth these,
dirt in,
dirt on,
her tone,
her turn,
hurt in,
la tene,
per ton,
first team,
fur die
3 syllables:
thirty in,
thirty one,
clearly an,
clearly in,
clearly on,
clearly one,
clergy in,
early heian,
early in,
early on,
early one,
ir gene,
journey in,
journey on,
lower rhine,
mercy in,
mercy on,
offer means,
offer meant,
prayer scene,
research scene,
shower scene,
soeur jeanne,
turkey hen,
turkey in,
dirty and,
hurry on,
robert heine,
thirty and,
thirty men,
thirty minae,
thirty nine,
ember week,
offer cheap,
offer peace,
offer sheet,
offer these,
uber geek,
unearth these,
expert in,
expert on,
afford means,
expert teams,
murder scene,
observed scene,
offered means,
our team,
research team
4 syllables:
entire scene,
entire routine
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