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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with malefactor:

3 syllables:
ad banner,
al akhbar,
al mansour,
al mansur,
al pastor,
am rather,
anne baxter,
asked after,
asks after,
ask after,
ass cancer,
at anchor,
at bangor,
at factor,
at kanpur,
at nagpur,
at vassar,
back after,
back anchor,
back hander,
back packer,
back rasher,
back scatter,
back scratcher,
back stabber,
bad actor,
bad grammar,
bag snatcher,
band master,
bank transfer,
black adder,
black amber,
black cancer,
black canker,
black hammer,
black jasper,
black lacquer,
black matter,
black panther,
black tracker,
brand cancer,
brat packer,
camp factor,
camp mather,
canned laughter,
can answer,
can capture,
can gather,
can hamper,
can master,
can transfer,
cash transfer,
chance fracture,
crab cracker,
dance master,
dan rather,
das andere,
drag factor,
fan dancer,
fast tracker,
fat cancer,
fat dancer,
flack catcher,
france after,
franz klammer,
franz lachner,
gag factor,
gal bladder,
gang banger,
gang master,
gas anchor,
gas bladder,
gas transfer,
glad hander,
glass factor,
glass hammer,
gnat catcher,
gnat snapper,
gram cracker,
grand manner,
grand master,
graph factor,
had after,
had cancer,
had rather,
half adder,
half after,
hal anger,
hal wagner,
hands after,
hanns gasser,
has rather,
have cancer,
have rather,
jack bamber,
jack hammer,
jack rafter,
jack wrather,
jazz dancer,
kang cancer,
lande factor,
land after,
land grabber,
land plaster,
lap dancer,
last chapter,
mad hatter,
man after,
mass damper,
mass transfer,
max factor,
nash rambler,
passed after,
pat rafter,
ran after,
ran faster,
rats after,
rat catcher,
sack packer,
sand bagger,
sand dancer,
sand natter,
sand rammer,
shall gather,
slab fracture,
stamp hammer,
strap hammer,
tank slapper,
task master,
than after,
that after,
that anger,
that answer,
that cancer,
that capture,
that chapter,
that factor,
that manner,
that master,
that matter,
that rather,
that transfer,
van camper,
van mander,
wack rapper,
wax chandler


4 syllables:
advanced cancer,
began after,
collapsed after,
elapsed after,
exact answer,
exact manner,
impact factor,
impact fracture,
japan camphor,
japan lacquer,
occams razzor,
perhaps after,
perhaps rather,
relapse after,
relaxed manner,
relax after,
susanne langer,
acid fracture,
action after,
action master,
action rather,
adam sandler,
added after,
agate jasper,
alfred adler,
alfred kastler,
angle rafter,
anise camphor,
ankle fracture,
ankle slapper,
anna ancher,
aston manor,
atlas fracture,
at mcmaster,
at trafalgar,
axis fracture,
baggage handler,
baggage master,
balance transfer,
ballast factor,
band adapter,
barrack master,
blank adapter,
brackets after,
cackle bladder,
camp commander,
captain hammer,
captain tractor,
cattle rancher,
chapel master,
dance commander,
daniel handler,
fashioned after,
galahad sir,
gamma factor,
gangsta rapper,
grand commander,
hampton manor,
hangmans fracture,
happened after,
happens after,
happen after,
janet flanner,
jankel adler,
kappa factor,
language master,
language transfer,
lan adapter,
latin grammar,
maxim kantor,
packet capture,
paddock basher,
pagets cancer,
patent hammer,
phantom manor,
random manner,
ransom factor,
rapid transfer,
salmon ladder,
savage landor,
spangled banner,
tank commander,
trash compactor,
travels faster,
travel faster,
wagon master


5 syllables:
placental transfer,
abandoned after,
companion ladder,
enacted after,
enhancement factor,
erasmus grasser,
expansion factor,
financial backer,
financial planner,
italian aster,
italian banker,
manhattan transfer,
nathaniel mather,
substantial factor


6 syllables:
alabama slammer,
priacanthus hamrur



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