RhymeZone: lobefin

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with lobefin:
3 syllables:
broken in,
broken skin,
chosen in,
closest in,
coton gin,
doses in,
floated in,
focused in,
focus in,
folded in,
frozen in,
global in,
joseph in,
loaded in,
local in,
locus in,
lowest in,
mobile in,
moments in,
moment in,
moses in,
motions in,
motion in,
nobles in,
noble in,
noted in,
noticed in,
notice in,
notions in,
notion in,
ocean in,
oldest in,
opened in,
opens in,
open in,
oval in,
poems in,
poem in,
poets in,
poet in,
poland in,
potent in,
quotas in,
romans in,
social in,
sofa in,
spoken in,
totals in,
total in,
total spin,
vocal in,
voltage in,
voted in,
woven in

4 syllables:
ammonia in,
approaches in,
commotion in,
components in,
component in,
corrosion in,
devotion in,
diploma in,
disposal in,
emotions in,
emotion in,
enrollments in,
enrollment in,
enrolments in,
enrolment in,
erosion in,
exploded in,
explosions in,
explosion in,
fibrosis in,
mucosa in,
necrosis in,
opponents in,
opponent in,
pneumonia in,
prognosis in,
promoted in,
promotion in,
proposals in,
proposal in,
remote login,
reopened in,
thrombosis in,
unfolded in

5 syllables:
carcinoma in,
diagnosis in,
hemoglobin in,
interwoven in,
minnesota in,
minnesota twin,
theologians in

6 syllables:
constantinople in

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