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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with makeover:

3 syllables:
ad broker,
alto perĂº,
ann coulter,
at boulder,
at dover,
at lower,
at over,
at shoulder,
back over,
back rower,
bad odor,
bag holder,
bag over,
batch roaster,
black smoker,
black soldier,
black voter,
bram stoker,
cab over,
can lower,
cast over,
chad kroeger,
chad kroger,
clamped over,
clamp holder,
clashed over,
clash over,
class loader,
crack closure,
crashed over,
danced over,
dashed over,
dragged over,
fan blower,
fan motor,
fast bowler,
flashed over,
flash over,
flask closure,
gas poker,
glanced over,
glass blower,
glass holder,
glatt kosher,
gram molar,
had lower,
had over,
half over,
hands over,
hangs over,
hang over,
has lower,
has over,
have lower,
have over,
lag bomer,
lamp holder,
land over,
land owner,
land rover,
lap over,
last over,
man over,
man owar,
mask over,
pan over,
passed over,
patch over,
plank owner,
plant over,
ran over,
sack over,
sand blower,
sand groper,
sank lower,
sap roller,
shadows were,
shadow over,
spam folder,
splashed over,
splash over,
stack loader,
stands over,
stand over,
stand shoulder,
strap over,
swam over,
tank dozer,
tap holder,
than lower,
than older,
than over,
that homer,
that lower,
that older,
that over,
valve closure


4 syllables:
advance over,
canal dover,
commandos were,
command over,
whereas older



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