Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with father:
6 letters:
all er,
at her,
or her
7 letters:
got her,
not her,
lop nur,
all her,
for her,
had her,
nor her,
out her,
saw her
8 letters:
both her,
calm her,
from her,
shot her,
stop her,
whom her,
cost her,
lost her,
not earn,
not hurt,
not turn,
once her,
pot herb,
want her,
back her,
bore her,
call her,
down her,
faux fur,
half her,
than her,
that her,
what her,
draw her,
know her,
show her,
bar girl,
cost per,
dog turd
9 letters:
cause her,
watch her,
bog earth,
from hers,
not heard,
catch her,
both work,
about her,
along her,
among her
10 letters:
caused her,
from earth,
koch curve,
tossed her,
washed her,
bought her,
caught her,
sought her,
taught her,
though her,
from third,
clock work,
drop serve,
follow her,
before her,
beyond her,
coffee urn,
dollar per
11 letters:
bonne heure,
cause heard,
dropped her,
scott heard,
stopped her,
trois jours,
watched her,
ofthe earth,
brought her,
thought her,
block nerve,
cause birth,
cause nerve,
cause worse,
cause worth,
clark heard,
drops serve,
because her,
restore her,
bobby heard,
causing her,
another who
12 letters:
trois heures,
block search
13 letters:
scotch church,
dollar earned,
another earth,
bizarre world,
compare verse
14 letters:
throughout her
15 letters:
bourgeois world
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