Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with graham flour:
2 syllables:
grams per,
staff learn,
thanked her,
asked her,
asks her,
clasped her,
grasped her,
and her,
and learn,
bank clerk,
thank her,
ask her,
camp shirt,
cast her,
clapped her,
class clerk,
dragged her,
grabbed her,
jacques cceur,
nach der,
passed her,
past her,
shall neuer,
slapped her,
stamped earth,
takes her,
tamped earth,
wrapped her,
fan fern,
than her,
at her,
back her,
catch her,
clam worm,
class learn,
graph search,
grass fern,
had her,
ralph earle,
ralph heard,
rammed earth,
staff nurse,
staff serve,
strap fern,
that firm,
that her,
what her,
and church,
and firm,
and serve,
and third,
and turn,
and work,
ant bird,
banks serve,
blank verse,
chance worth,
frank burke,
frank church,
frank pearce,
grand church,
grand juror,
grand turk,
grandes heures,
hand fern,
hand work,
land girl,
planned birth,
planned church,
planned search,
plans serve,
plant worth,
plants serve,
range curve,
range search,
shall learn,
staff heard,
staff learned,
stand firm,
tanque verde,
than younger,
trans verse
4 syllables:
abraham stern,
avraham stern,
examined her,
abandon her,
abraham first,
abraham heard
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