3 syllables:
miller et,
cigar butt,
click current,
finger nut,
ginger nut,
nicker nut,
quick current,
still arise,
this circuit,
will arise,
clear but,
clear cut,
still current,
still permit,
will permit,
differ as,
differ on,
dimer assay,
dinner on,
finger on,
fischer assay,
ginger up,
limber up,
linger on,
liquor up,
mirror on,
river as,
river has,
river on,
there arise,
which arise,
clear it,
being earnest,
bitter earnest,
bridge circuit,
bridge current,
bring current,
brisk current,
cigar butts,
clear as,
clear ice,
clear on,
clear up,
filter assay,
firing circuit,
ginger nuts,
grid circuit,
grid current,
his current,
his earnest,
his servant,
in current,
in earnest,
is current,
is urgent,
miller was,
quick circuit,
ring circuit,
rip current,
river rushed,
silver as
4 syllables:
miller about,
pillar about,
thriller about,
until current,
consider it,
deliver it,
consider an,
consider as,
deliver an,
deliver on,
deliver up,
deliver us,
adding circuit,
bicker about,
bitter about,
clear current,
clearer about,
consider urgent,
demur about,
differ about,
dinner about,
dither about,
familiar as,
finger about,
fisher about,
hickory nut,
linger about,
liquor habit,
litter about,
mirror about,
river about,
river assault
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