Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with luxury:
3 syllables:
chief curry,
duroc jersey,
structure by,
structure early,
stress early,
struck early,
thus early,
victor i,
comes early,
blood varies,
brush turkey,
chief worries,
culture by,
culture early,
front early,
glen burnie,
gulper eel,
has varied,
humbert i,
judge murphy,
judge perry,
judge worthy,
love drury,
lunch early,
number by,
rupture early,
rural turkey,
scrub turkey,
sliced turkey,
some thirty,
stress varies,
stuffed turkey,
under each,
under early,
under my,
was thirty,
was varied,
was worried,
was worthy,
wonder they,
wonder why,
young turkey,
books early,
click query,
thick slurry,
was early,
blood early,
but clearly,
but early,
can clearly,
chief early,
clover key,
collar tie,
color by,
conger eel,
cover early,
dutch clergy,
greater ease,
has clearly,
judge clearly,
major early,
major key,
mature early,
mother by,
mother early,
other by,
other early
4 syllables:
product early,
royal surrey,
advice early,
arise early,
office early,
unless early,
abdul kareem,
added thirty,
become dirty,
become worried,
become worthy,
begun thirty,
ended thirty,
fuzzy query,
ireland early,
office varies,
sea spurry,
uncle bernie,
uncle bertie,
uncle percy,
uncle perry,
complex query,
added early,
become clearly,
begun early,
conduct worthy,
ended early,
extra thirty,
famous early,
gallup surveys,
greater hurry,
greatest hurry,
office clearly
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