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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with twopenny:

3 syllables:
blue belly,
blue berry,
boob envy,
boop betty,
boo berry,
bruce lenny,
choose any,
coup detát,
dew berry,
drew carey,
duparc henri,
few very,
few wealthy,
food friendly,
grew heavy,
grew very,
hugh kelly,
jules ferry,
jules henry,
knew any,
knew many,
knew very,
lose any,
luke perry,
moon jelly,
move very,
mule jenny,
neuchâtel ne,
new entry,
poor mary,
proved very,
prove very,
through any,
through many,
through very,
tooth fairy,
too friendly,
too heavy,
too lengthy,
too many,
too ready,
too scary,
to any,
to bury,
to delhi,
to empty,
to entry,
to envy,
to fairly,
to gently,
to harry,
to healthy,
to heavy,
to henry,
to levy,
to many,
to marry,
to mary,
to ready,
to steady,
to twenty,
to vary,
to very,
true jedi,
true penny,
two heavy,
two very,
une lettre,
used any,
used many,
used very,
use any,
use deadly,
use many,
use very,
whom any,
whom many,
whose very,
who marry,
who rarely,
who very,
womb envy,
you any,
you many,
you marry,
you ready,
you very


4 syllables:
approve any,
assume any,
excludes any,
exclude any,
includes any,
includes many,
include any,
include many,
into any,
into many,
into twenty,
into very,
precludes any,
preclude any,
produced any,
produced many,
produced very,
produce any,
produce many,
produce very,
reduce any,
refused entry,
removes any,
remove any


5 syllables:
introduce any



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