RhymeZone: characters

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with characters:
9 letters:
f numbers,
m numbers

10 letters:
bed covers,
leg ulcers,
let others,
web colors,
yet others

11 letters:
den mothers,
gem cutters,
help others,
red dusters,
tell others,
text refers,
when others,
at pictures,
cat litters,
fat fingers,
janick gers,
jan victors,
wax figures

12 letters:
brett somers,
cell numbers,
death adders,
death occurs,
des cultures,
event occurs,
head hunters,
net cultures,
step mothers,
their colors,
their lovers,
there occurs,
where others,
band nippers,
brad vickers,
clam diggers,
gas fixtures,
gas mixtures,
had whiskers,
half sisters,
hand mirrors,
has whiskers,
pass filters,
sand filters,
snap fingers,
stan bitters,
that differs,
that figures,
that hinders

13 letters:
cell clusters,
cell cultures,
effect occurs,
pastel colors,
stress occurs,
their mothers,
their numbers,
unwed mothers,
cats whiskers,
exact figures,
have whiskers,
snaps fingers,
that triggers

14 letters:
affects others,
against others,
dense clusters,
des structures,
impress others,
les structures,
square numbers,
their brothers,
their cultures,
glass slippers

15 letters:
cell structures,
immense numbers,
perfect numbers,
tokyo revengers,
matched filters,
smashed fingers,
snapped fingers

16 letters:
shell structures,
their structures,
their youngsters

17 letters:
depressed mothers,
represent numbers

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