Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with purchase:
2 syllables:
her case,
her face,
her race,
per case,
stern chase,
bird face,
church aisle,
church ale,
church have,
flour cakes,
flour makes,
her grace,
her place,
her taste,
third base,
third case,
church based,
church dates,
church faced,
church gates,
church makes,
church place,
church rates,
church space,
search based,
search makes,
search rates,
search space,
her days,
her gaze,
her ways,
younger days,
younger phase,
clerk ale,
earth have,
flour weight,
heard eight,
her faith,
her fate,
her late,
her maid,
her main,
her make,
her male,
her mate,
her name,
her pain,
her pale,
her sake,
her tail,
her take,
her weight,
per page,
serve eight,
shirt tail,
third age,
third hague,
turn have,
verse eight,
work have,
worth eight,
church house,
church is,
curragh chase,
her choice,
search is,
to chase,
blurred shapes,
curve shapes,
earth shakes
3 syllables:
astor place,
clear case,
lower case,
offer based,
offer makes,
offer rates,
offer space,
our case,
our race,
power base,
research have,
slower pace,
paper chase,
research based,
research dates,
research makes,
research place,
research space,
ember days,
obscure rays,
offer shade,
offered eight,
offers eight,
offer choice,
research house,
research is,
diverse shapes,
flower shapes
4 syllables:
professor chase
5 syllables:
entrepreneur makes
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