Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with pareu:
2 syllables:
yet too,
bare root,
dare you,
death threw,
hair root,
spare room,
spare you,
where new,
where thou,
where you,
la rue,
bet you,
bless you,
cheng chou,
debt due,
et du,
felt too,
fresh new,
guess you,
hell you,
lead you,
met you,
sell you,
set you,
them knew,
them new,
them too,
them you,
well knew,
well you,
went too,
yet few,
yet you,
air cool,
air crew,
air tool,
air tube,
bare soul,
bell roof,
check room,
claire booth,
clare booth,
clare boothe,
dead room,
deck roof,
fair use,
hair mousse,
pressure due,
rec room,
share rooms,
share rules,
spare rooms,
sweat room,
ware goose,
where food,
where rooms,
where roots,
where rules,
bit too,
but too,
chih fu,
get too,
in new,
it too,
man knew,
men knew,
put too,
then new,
when new,
but true,
fear you,
hear you,
here too,
here you,
it true,
ja rule,
near new,
near you,
smith threw,
there too,
there you
3 syllables:
expect too,
i tell you,
upset you,
carry you,
hotel room,
marry you,
mary lou,
motel room,
repair shoes,
tea room,
their due,
their new,
their room,
their rule,
unfair rules,
appear too,
as a rule
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