Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with primary cell:
3 syllables: fairy bell,
hairy cells,
any well,
heavy shell,
jessie belle,
pretty shell,
pretty well,
quelli delle,
any self,
fairly well,
fairy bells,
fare thee well,
heady smell,
heavy smell,
heavy swell,
jerry tells,
marie tells,
married belle,
merry bells,
pretty swell,
sweaty smell,
carry health,
berry ville,
demi sel,
any set,
barry scheck,
bury them,
carry death,
carry them,
dairy where,
demi sec,
denied health,
ferry where,
hairy tare,
hairy vetch,
heavy set,
heavy shells,
marry where,
mary beth,
prairie where,
pretty shells,
shelley tells,
carry still,
cherry hill,
jerry still,
kerry hill,
larry still,
marie salle,
marie still,
prairie soil,
series dealt,
series helps,
series tells,
any help,
belly swelled,
belly swells,
carry spare,
carry twelve,
eerie sense
4 syllables:
library cells,
mary sewell,
library shelf,
malmesbury tells,
maria delle,
accessory cells,
carry herself,
henry sewell,
marie herself,
marry herself,
mary astell,
serious health,
terry semel,
various cells,
various health,
every shell,
granary where,
leathery shell,
library chair,
library where,
prettier shell,
library still,
marie ursule,
whereas health,
barry farrell,
betty herself
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