Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with furcate:
2 syllables:
flour weight,
heard eight,
her fate,
her late,
her mate,
her weight,
serve eight,
verse eight,
worth eight,
worked eight,
works eight,
birth date,
birth weight,
burn rate,
church rate,
churn rate,
clerk ale,
curb weight,
earned eight,
earth weight,
first eight,
her case,
her naked,
her plate,
her state,
her taste,
jaipur state,
kerb weight,
per case,
served eight,
serves eight,
sherd weight,
third rate,
turned eight,
work have,
worse state,
flour mite,
her light,
her might,
her right,
her sight,
her tight,
her white,
juror might,
kaiser might,
per night,
shirt tight,
sperm might,
surge height,
younger white,
her gaze,
her maid,
church aisle,
church ale,
church have,
earth have,
her days,
her face,
her faith,
her main,
her make,
her male,
her name,
her pain
3 syllables:
offered eight,
offers eight,
offer eight,
clear weight,
diverse state,
fired eight,
further eight,
hired eight,
lower rate,
lower weight,
observed eight,
offer based,
offer rates,
offer state,
our fate,
our late,
prior weight,
returned eight,
reverse state,
slower rate,
thirty eight,
toward eight,
circle eight,
friar skate,
lower eight,
working eight,
offer light,
offer might,
offer right,
offer shade,
ember days
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