Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with goose egg:
2 syllables:
dew cell,
loose head,
new set,
you sell,
you set,
roots reggae,
blue fig,
blue leg,
screw peg,
too big,
true bug,
crew neck,
ewe neck,
screw neck,
you check,
blue bell,
blue jet,
blue wren,
cool air,
cool head,
crude death,
drew them,
due care,
few well,
knew them,
knew well,
knew where,
new pair,
queue where,
room air,
root hair,
screw shell,
spoon net,
threw them,
too well,
too wet,
tooth edge,
view them,
viewed death,
voulu faire,
you bear,
you bet,
you care,
you dare,
you guess,
you lead,
you met,
you share,
you tell,
you wear,
you well,
you where,
you yet,
choose check,
blue air,
broom sedge,
choose death,
choose health,
choose share,
choose where,
chu teh,
fuel cell,
loose cells,
loose end,
loose hairs,
loose heads,
loose sense,
loose where,
moose heads,
new cells,
new eng,
new head,
new self,
new sense,
screw head,
screw sense,
true heath,
true self,
true sense,
truth set,
you send,
you sent
3 syllables:
review check,
balloon net,
review where,
undue share,
abuse where,
bedroom set,
deduce where,
produce cells,
produce death,
produce health,
produce heirs,
produce sweat,
produce them,
produce where,
reduce death,
reduce health,
reduce them,
undue sense
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