Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with alegar:
2 syllables:
make her,
shake her,
take her,
wake her,
bade her,
bei der,
blame her,
day per,
face her,
gave her,
hate her,
have her,
laid her,
made her,
paid her,
place her,
raise her,
said her,
save her,
day girl,
gay girl,
lay her,
pay her,
way her,
fake fur,
makes her,
shakes her,
brain nerve,
change her,
day work,
days per,
eight per,
failed her,
grace heard,
gray birch,
gray perch,
have heard,
have hurt,
late term,
may learn,
may serve,
may turn,
may work,
moray firth,
named her,
pay dirt,
phrase heard,
placed her,
plain earth,
plane earth,
raised her,
rate per,
saved her,
scale earth,
space search,
waved her,
weight per,
layer earth,
slave girl,
like her,
drive her,
give her,
guide her,
hide her,
time her,
while her,
write her,
buy her,
baked earth,
base curve,
brake fern,
breaks serve,
cake flour
3 syllables:
became her,
betrayed her,
explain her,
persuade her,
regain her,
away her,
delay curve,
always heard,
always wore,
became rougher,
contain nerve,
dabei wurde,
embraced her,
female earth,
gerade durch,
refrain heard,
regained her,
today learn,
today serve,
today worth,
malay girls,
unlike her,
admire her,
aside her,
describe her,
forgive her,
provide her
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