Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with enslaver:
2 syllables:
both her,
calm her,
cause her,
from her,
got her,
not her,
shot her,
stop her,
watch her,
whom her,
bog earth,
bonne heure,
cause heard,
caused her,
cost her,
dropped her,
from earth,
from hers,
koch curve,
lop nur,
lost her,
not earn,
not heard,
not hurt,
not turn,
once her,
pot herb,
scotch church,
scott heard,
stopped her,
tossed her,
trois jours,
want her,
washed her,
watched her,
trois heures,
all er,
all her,
at her,
back her,
bore her,
bought her,
brought her,
call her,
catch her,
caught her,
down her,
faux fur,
for her,
had her,
half her,
nor her,
or her,
out her,
sought her,
taught her,
than her,
that her,
thought her,
throughout her,
what her,
auth. ver,
auth ver,
draw her,
drive her,
drove her,
give her,
have her,
know her,
leave her,
love her,
move her,
prove her,
rev. ver,
saw her,
serve her,
show her,
though her,
bar girl,
block nerve,
block search
3 syllables:
another earth,
follow her,
compare verse,
about her,
along her,
among her,
because her,
before her,
restore her,
above her,
believe her,
forgive her,
preserve her,
receive her,
remove her,
beyond her,
bizarre world
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