RhymeZone: curlicue

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with curlicue:
3 syllables:
burned into,
burning blue,
burning to,
burnt into,
bursting through,
bursts into,
burst into,
churchill to,
church into,
curled into,
curved into,
earnings to,
earth into,
first into,
first issue,
furnished to,
furnish to,
girl into,
her into,
hurled into,
hurting you,
hurtling through,
learning new,
learning through,
learning to,
lurched into,
merged into,
merge into,
per issue,
searches through,
searching through,
serving to,
stirred into,
stirs into,
stir into,
surged into,
surging through,
third issue,
turned into,
turning blue,
turning to,
turns into,
were into,
words into,
word into,
worked into,
working blue,
working through,
working to,
working too,
workmen to,
workmen who,
works into,
work into,
world into,
yearning to

4 syllables:
alerted to,
allergic to,
coerced into,
converges to,
converge into,
converted to,
converting to,
deferring to,
discourage you,
dispersed into,
disturbing to,
diverted to,
emerged into,
emerges through,
emerge into,
emerging new,
encouraged to,
encourage you,
exerted through,
exerted to,
immersed into,
inserting new,
inserts into,
insert into,
occurring to,
preferring to,
referring to,
research into,
returning to,
return into,
reverted to,
reverting to,
transferred into,
transferring to,
transfer into

5 syllables:
disconcerting to

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