Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with pit viper:
3 syllables:
fritz heider,
invite her,
its higher,
schritt weiter,
mit einer,
thick fiber,
twitch fiber,
being lighter,
big timer,
bin liner,
brings higher,
build higher,
built higher,
climbed higher,
climbs higher,
despite her,
fifth higher,
hilfe einer,
his leisure,
in minor,
inside her,
is lighter,
is wider,
lynne reiner,
mitch ryder,
nicht einer,
pear cider,
piled higher,
pitched higher,
since higher,
sinn feiner,
skin diver,
still finer,
still wider,
swiss writer,
things higher,
think higher,
this writer,
trick rider,
with minor,
years higher,
fritz leiber,
aiming higher,
being higher,
bring higher,
climb higher,
fritz reiner,
his fire,
hitch hiker,
in fire,
in higher,
is higher,
linked hyper,
miss fire,
nicht weiter,
pin fire,
pitch higher,
quick fire,
script liner,
script writer,
sinne einer,
skizze einer,
still higher,
still lighter,
thing higher,
this fire,
this higher,
were higher,
with fire,
with higher,
print buyer,
split labor,
bon viveur
4 syllables:
commit minor,
adding fiber,
virgin fiber,
appear lighter,
appear minor,
appear whiter,
appear wider,
appeared higher,
appears higher,
predict higher,
resist higher,
adding higher,
appear higher,
begriff einer,
little higher,
little leisure,
little lighter,
until higher,
without higher,
witty writer,
hittite power,
river higher,
admit later,
berlin paper
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