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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with characters:
3 syllables:
bed covers,
brett somers,
cell clusters,
cell cultures,
cell numbers,
cell structures,
death adders,
death occurs,
dense clusters,
den mothers,
des cultures,
des structures,
f numbers,
gem cutters,
head hunters,
help others,
leg ulcers,
les structures,
let others,
m numbers,
net cultures,
red dusters,
shell structures,
square numbers,
step mothers,
stress occurs,
tell others,
text refers,
their brothers,
their colors,
their cultures,
their lovers,
their mothers,
their numbers,
their structures,
their youngsters,
there occurs,
web colors,
when others,
where others,
yet others,
at pictures,
band nippers,
brad vickers,
cats whiskers,
cat litters,
clam diggers,
fat fingers,
gas fixtures,
gas mixtures,
glass slippers,
had whiskers,
half sisters,
hand mirrors,
has whiskers,
have whiskers,
janick gers,
jan victors,
matched filters,
pass filters,
sand filters,
smashed fingers,
snapped fingers,
snaps fingers,
snap fingers,
stan bitters,
that differs,
that figures,
that hinders,
that triggers,
wax figures

4 syllables:
affects others,
against others,
depressed mothers,
effect occurs,
event occurs,
immense numbers,
impress others,
pastel colors,
perfect numbers,
unwed mothers,
exact figures

5 syllables:
represent numbers

6 syllables:
tokyo revengers

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