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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with manslaughter:

3 syllables:
add water,
adsorbed water,
anne porter,
at gloucester,
at longer,
at shorter,
at smaller,
at water,
backed water,
backs water,
back order,
back water,
banks offer,
black alder,
black border,
black quarter,
black water,
brand oscar,
camp walter,
canned water,
can alter,
can offer,
can order,
cash offer,
crank caller,
drank water,
fast talker,
fats waller,
fat mortar,
fat quarter,
flat water,
frank shorter,
frank slaughter,
frank warner,
gag order,
gas water,
glass water,
grand daughter,
grand quarter,
grass warbler,
hand corner,
hand launder,
hand mortar,
hand warmer,
have longer,
have smaller,
have water,
jack warner,
lambs quarter,
landlords were,
lasts longer,
last longer,
map walter,
mass slaughter,
matched order,
matt bonner,
matt wachter,
matt walker,
pam dawber,
passed water,
passports were,
past quarter,
pat bonner,
prank caller,
rag water,
ralph porter,
sam stosur,
sand auger,
sand saucer,
shall offer,
shall order,
smack talker,
splashed water,
sprat borer,
tab order,
task order,
tax lawyer,
than smaller,
than water,
that alter,
that author,
that border,
that chaucer,
that corner,
that former,
that offer,
that order,
that quarter,
that smaller,
that walter,
that water,
trash talker,
wag halter


4 syllables:
canal water,
diane sawyer,
enhanced water,
eustache dauger



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