Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with tuber:
2 syllables:
move her,
prove her,
use her,
blue bird,
drew her,
jew baiter,
knew her,
new bern,
new birth,
threw her,
you her,
blue perch,
group heard,
boo word,
bruit heard,
choose search,
chou fleur,
chou vert,
dew worm,
future earth,
grew worse,
groote schuur,
loose earth,
louise heard,
moved her,
new church,
new firm,
new term,
new turn,
new word,
new work,
school learn,
screw worm,
skew curve,
smooth earth,
thou wert,
true church,
used her,
views heard,
you learn,
you serve,
you turn,
you work,
crude birth,
louise burke,
new earth,
plume bird,
tube worm,
you earn,
you heard,
you hurt,
group earned,
group learn,
group urged,
group work,
groups heard,
groups search,
groups serve,
loup de mer,
troops heard,
blue curls,
boone chert,
bruce church,
bruce hurst,
choose merge,
crewe works,
few words,
flue cure,
fruit turns,
fruit worm,
hoover urged,
loose shirt
3 syllables:
remove her,
accused her,
doing her,
reduce search,
removed her,
renewed earth,
resumed her,
toute heure,
louis bouyer,
produce birth,
reduce birth,
describe her,
produce sperm,
produced per,
reduce sperm,
value per,
abuse hurled,
acute herpes,
acute nerve,
diffuse nerve,
fewer nerve,
julie heard,
lewis feuer,
lewis heard
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