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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with posner:

2 syllables:
all er,
all her,
all were,
auch der,
auf der,
auth ver,
balls were,
ball tearer,
boards were,
board were,
boers were,
bore her,
brought her,
called her,
calls her,
calls per,
calls were,
call her,
chores were,
cloths were,
cores were,
corps were,
course were,
courts were,
court were,
crossed her,
doors were,
dor er,
drawers were,
draw her,
false myrrh,
faux fur,
floors were,
floor were,
forced her,
force her,
force per,
force were,
forms were,
form were,
forth her,
forts were,
for her,
for sir,
for were,
four per,
four were,
gone were,
halls were,
hall were,
hauled her,
haunt her,
laws were,
law were,
logs were,
long were,
lords were,
loss per,
lost her,
more per,
more were,
mourn her,
north were,
nor her,
nor were,
oars were,
off her,
ores were,
or her,
or per,
or were,
ports were,
por ser,
pour leur,
saw her,
saw were,
scores were,
songs were,
sort were,
sought her,
spores were,
stalls were,
stores were,
swords were,
talks were,
talk her,
taught her,
thoughts were,
thought her,
thought were,
tore her,
tossed her,
von der,
vor der,
walked her,
walls were,
wall were,
wards were,
warmed her,
warned her,
warns her,
warn her,
wars were,
war were,
wore her,
york were,
boats were,
bones were,
bone bur,
bone spur,
both her,
both were,
bowls were,
broke her,
choked her,
choke her,
clones were,
closed her,
close her,
clothes were,
coal per,
coast were,
coaxed her,
coax her,
codes were,
combed her,
comb her,
crows were,
doe er,
dose per,
drove her,
faer oer,
folks were,
folk were,
goals were,
goats were,
gold were,
growth were,
holds her,
hold her,
holes were,
homes were,
home were,
hopes were,
known her,
knows her,
know her,
load per,
loans were,
moles per,
mole per,
mon pere,
most were,
notes sur,
notes were,
note sur,
no sir,
oaths were,
ohms per,
oh fer,
olds were,
old were,
owed her,
o fer,
phoned her,
phones were,
poked her,
poles were,
popes were,
posts were,
pows were,
probes were,
pro dur,
pro per,
roads were,
road were,
robes were,
roles were,
rolled her,
rolle der,
rome were,
ropes were,
scold her,
scrolls were,
showed her,
shown her,
shows her,
shows were,
show her,
sold her,
souffre douleur,
souls were,
so her,
so were,
stole her,
stones were,
stone squarer,
stoves were,
stroked her,
strokes per,
those were,
though her,
throws her,
throw her,
toasts were,
told her,
volts per,
votes were,
whole were,
woke her,
wrote her,
wrote sir,
zones were


3 syllables:
abroad were,
absorbed per,
accords were,
across her,
adored her,
adore her,
along her,
assaults were,
awards were,
because her,
before her,
before were,
divorced her,
divorce her,
escort her,
ignored her,
ignore her,
implored her,
imports were,
informed her,
informs her,
inform her,
kyle schwarber,
rapport sur,
recalled her,
records were,
reforms were,
reform were,
reports were,
report were,
restore her,
rewards were,
support her,
support were,
towards her,
toward her,
transports were,
verlauf der,
ago were,
alone were,
although her,
approached her,
approach her,
approach were,
below her,
below were,
consoled her,
controls were,
control her,
control were,
expose her,
methode der,
patrols were,
paul gosar,
reproached her,
revolts were


4 syllables:
andre braugher,
david koechner,
depakote er,
karan johar,
michael oher


6 syllables:
giorgio moroder



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