Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with fairy tale:
3 syllables:
carry tales,
merry tales,
prairie trail,
scary tales,
check email,
carry mails,
heavy tailed,
heavy tails,
henri beyle,
pretty tales,
veggie tales,
prairie trails,
carry while,
marry while,
merry while,
weary while,
married eight,
berry phase,
berry weight,
carry chain,
carry weight,
clary sage,
heavy bales,
heavy gales,
heavy rails,
heavy sales,
heavy scale,
jerry wayne,
larry wayne,
lessee fails,
mary jane,
mary said,
merry chase,
penny nails,
petty scale,
prairie phase,
prairie sage,
series have,
steady sales,
terry waite,
weary weight,
fiery trail,
prairie style,
married males,
carry eight,
carry trade,
carry trays,
dairy state,
dairy trade,
henry failed,
henry sailed,
merely failed,
merely fails
4 syllables:
binary scale,
library sales,
primary sales,
primary scale,
cherry table,
binary file,
library while,
binary phase,
every male,
primary chain,
primary gain,
primary phase,
primary wave,
primary weight,
barry taylor,
jerry taylor,
larry taylor,
library style,
marie taylor,
primary style,
terry taylor,
married hazel,
any detail,
barry farrell,
binary state,
cherokee shale,
heavy table,
henri fayol,
henry fayol,
jerry israel,
library state,
majesty haile
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