Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with ruphy:
2 syllables:
aew c,
bfu e,
blew me,
blue key,
blue sea,
boot tree,
bruce lee,
cfu c,
cfu e,
cfu g,
chu hsi,
chu ti,
chu xi,
coo ee,
cpu p,
doo ri,
do me,
drew me,
dule tree,
du jri,
du pre,
dv ui,
eun hee,
ew gci,
few key,
food he,
food sci,
food she,
food we,
fooled me,
fool me,
fu hsi,
gnu c,
gnu e,
groups we,
group he,
group key,
group three,
group vii,
group viii,
group we,
hbcu mi,
hstu c,
huge tree,
hu shi,
jew free,
june he,
knew he,
knew me,
knew she,
knew we,
lu zhi,
moved me,
move me,
msu b,
mute e,
mu xi,
news he,
new key,
new z,
noon we,
peu de,
pool t,
poor me,
prove he,
prune tree,
que me,
que sea,
q pea,
rood tree,
room he,
room she,
room we,
root key,
rules we,
rule we,
school fee,
school he,
school she,
school we,
scuse me,
shewed me,
shew me,
shoe tree,
shoot me,
shu qi,
smc gui,
smoove b,
soon be,
soon he,
soon see,
soon she,
soon we,
soon yi,
spruce tree,
sue me,
suits me,
suit me,
suit pkwy,
su shi,
su shih,
threw me,
through free,
through me,
through three,
toon tree,
tooth key,
too he,
too we,
to be,
to bee,
to flee,
to free,
to he,
to key,
to lee,
to ni,
to pre,
to sea,
to ski,
to sri,
to tea,
to thee,
to three,
to tree,
to we,
truth be,
truth he,
truth we,
tsu hsi,
tule tree,
tu ti,
twould be,
two free,
two he,
two key,
two three,
two we,
tzu hsi,
used three,
use he,
use me,
use three,
u nnpi,
views he,
view he,
view we,
vous me,
vtu c,
whom he,
whom she,
whom we,
who he,
who me,
who see,
who she,
who we,
wu di,
wu li,
wu ti,
wu yi,
xmfu d,
yew tree,
youth he,
you be,
you free,
you he,
you see,
you she,
you three,
you we,
yule tree,
zhu de,
zhu di,
zhu xi
8 syllables:
hanu raghavapudi

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