Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with mouser:
2 syllables:
bought her,
brought her,
down her,
out her,
throughout her,
house heard,
house search,
know her,
show her,
aus der,
brown earth,
brown heard,
crowd heard,
doubt heard,
found her,
four per,
hour per,
out turn,
outer earth,
ploughed earth,
plowed earth,
round her,
show girl,
snow bird,
south third,
throughout earth,
doubt serve,
gauss curve,
house church,
house searched,
house served,
house serves,
house worth,
mouse sperm,
spouse earns,
your search,
cause her,
all er,
all her,
at her,
back her,
bore her,
both her,
call her,
calm her,
catch her,
caught her,
faux fur,
for her,
from her,
got her,
had her,
half her,
nor her,
not her,
or her,
shot her,
sought her,
stop her,
taught her,
than her,
that her,
thought her,
watch her,
what her,
whom her,
ask her,
bless her,
cast her,
cost her,
crossed her,
draw her,
face her,
force her,
is her,
jacques cceur,
kiss her,
lost her,
miss her,
once her,
passed her
3 syllables:
about her,
about earth,
about turn,
around her,
enough flour,
enough nerve,
power per,
toute heure,
enough earth,
enough sperm,
our search,
power search,
power surge,
because her,
along her,
among her,
before her,
restore her,
express her
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