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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with thurghfare:

2 syllables:
brer bear,
burnt air,
burn care,
burn their,
church there,
church where,
curb their,
curled hair,
der herr,
earned their,
earn their,
earth where,
first air,
first chair,
first pair,
first there,
girls wear,
heard their,
heard there,
her bare,
her care,
her chair,
her fair,
her hair,
her prayer,
her share,
her there,
her where,
hurt their,
learned their,
learn their,
per pair,
per share,
per square,
served their,
serve their,
sir eyre,
term care,
third pair,
turned their,
turn their,
were bare,
were fair,
were rare,
were their,
were there,
words there,
worked their,
worked there,
works there,
work their,
work there,
work wear,
work where,
worlds where,
world fair,
world there,
world where,
worth their


3 syllables:
affirm their,
assert their,
avert their,
confirmed their,
confirm their,
conserve their,
deferred share,
disturb their,
divert their,
exert their,
inverse square,
observe their,
occurs where,
occur where,
prefer their,
preserved their,
preserve their,
reserve air,
return air,
return their,
return there,
transferred their,
transfer their


4 syllables:
reaffirmed their,
reaffirm their,
reassert their



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