RhymeZone: crossbar

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with crossbar:
2 syllables:
all are,
all star,
balls are,
boards are,
board are,
calc spar,
calls are,
chords are,
claw bar,
cords are,
cores are,
course are,
courts are,
court are,
cross bar,
doors are,
draw bar,
dwarfs are,
dwarf star,
falls far,
fall far,
faults are,
floors are,
floor are,
force are,
ford car,
formed are,
forms are,
form are,
forth are,
for are,
for car,
for far,
four are,
four bar,
four star,
george barr,
gone are,
gone far,
horns are,
horse car,
jaws are,
kong sar,
laws are,
law are,
logs are,
log cfar,
long are,
lord are,
lor tar,
loss are,
more are,
more far,
moths are,
norms are,
north are,
nor are,
offs are,
ores are,
ore car,
or are,
or bar,
or car,
or far,
pores are,
porn star,
ports are,
port bar,
qdall ar,
roth r,
salts are,
saws are,
scores are,
small car,
small jar,
songs are,
sort are,
source are,
spores are,
sports are,
sports bar,
stalks are,
stores are,
storms are,
swart star,
thoughts are,
thought are,
troughs are,
walls are,
wall are,
wars are,
warts are,
war are,
york are,
your car

3 syllables:
abroad are,
awards are,
basalts are,
defaults are,
deformed bar,
imports are,
records are,
record are,
reforms are,
reform are,
reports are,
report are,
rewards are,
supports are,
support are,
transport are,
tumours are

4 syllables:
montreal star

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