Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with burn in:
7 letters:
per min,
her in.,
earn an,
turn on,
worn on,
turn is,
turn it,
firm on,
her man,
her men,
per man,
term on,
bird on,
dirt on,
girl on,
her pen,
her son,
per ton,
urge on,
word on,
work an,
work on,
firm is,
our sin
8 letters:
her chin,
her thin,
turn him,
earn his,
her sins,
her skin,
learn is,
learn it,
turn his,
per inch,
curse on,
curve on,
earth on,
heard an,
heard on,
her then,
her when,
perch on,
serve an,
serve on,
third on,
verge on,
work can,
cure him,
hurt him,
uber den
9 letters: flour bin,
worn thin,
her since,
learn his,
church on,
search on,
heard him,
her being,
return an,
return on,
return is,
return it,
afford an,
expert on,
offers an,
unter den
10 letters:
her cousin,
spurred on,
flour mill,
return his,
burning on,
furnish an,
turning on,
offered an,
offered on,
afford him,
confirm it
11 letters:
flour pinch,
nurse since,
spur winged,
verse since,
worse since,
learn since,
younger man,
younger men,
younger son,
flour being,
offer since,
learning on,
lower ninth,
converge on,
research on,
attar singh,
confirm his
12 letters:
return since,
conferred on
13 letters:
younger since,
return signed,
concerning an
14 letters:
younger cousin
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