Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with lovelorn:
2 syllables:
love on,
ban on,
be a man,
blood on,
brush on,
but an,
but on,
but ten,
butt on,
can an,
can on,
club on,
come on,
comme un,
comme une,
con un,
crush on,
cut on,
dam on,
done an,
done on
3 syllables:
bugle horn,
shovel in,
basal bone,
basal pinnae,
basal tone,
beautiful chain,
beautiful scene,
beautiful than,
bridal gown,
brothel scene,
bubbles in,
buckle down,
buckled down,
canal known,
canals in,
chapel known,
couples in,
cuttle bone,
dan'l boone,
double chain,
double chin,
double down,
double scene,
doubled in,
huckle bone,
huddled in,
knuckle bone,
knuckle down,
muscle known,
muscle man,
muscle pain,
muscle tone,
muscles in,
muscles on,
nasal bone,
nasal whine,
primal scene,
prussian rhine,
rebels in,
spun a yarn,
struggle known,
struggled in,
struggles in,
trouble man,
trouble than,
trouble when,
troubles in,
abut on,
acid on,
added an,
added on,
advice on,
arise on,
basal brain,
beautiful brown,
beautiful crown,
beautiful grain,
beautiful green,
beautiful in,
beautiful marine,
beautiful ranch,
beautiful range,
beautiful round,
beautiful shrine,
beautiful terrain,
beautiful train,
become an,
begun on,
brazil in,
bridal crown,
bridal train,
camel train,
canal in,
chapel in,
chapel on,
couple in,
couple on
4 syllables:
obstacles in,
unparalleled in
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