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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with cumberland:

3 syllables:
bluster and,
brothers and,
brothers fund,
brother and,
buffer and,
butler and,
butter and,
clusters and,
cluster and,
colored and,
colors and,
color and,
coloured and,
colour and,
comforts and,
comfort and,
covered and,
covers and,
cover and,
cultured and,
cultures and,
culture and,
cupboards and,
cupboard and,
cutters and,
cutter and,
governed and,
govern and,
gutters and,
hunger and,
hunters and,
hunter and,
kultur und,
lovers and,
lover and,
lumber and,
mothers and,
mother and,
muller and,
mustard and,
numbered and,
numbers and,
number and,
others and,
other and,
plunder and,
rubber and,
runners and,
rupture and,
sculptor and,
sculptures and,
sculpture and,
shuddered and,
shutters and,
southern and,
structured and,
structures and,
structure and,
struktur und,
stubborn and,
suburbs and,
suffered and,
suffer and,
sulfur and,
sulphur and,
summers and,
summer and,
sumner and,
supper and,
thunder and,
tucker and,
ulcers and,
ulcer and,
under and,
upper and,
upwards and,
upward and,
ussr and,
vulgar and,
vulture fund,
wonders and,
wonder and,
younger and


4 syllables:
another and,
conductors and,
conductor and,
discomfort and,
discovered and,
discover and,
instructors and,
instructor and,
recovered and,
recover and,
uncovered and


5 syllables:
infrastructure and,
microstructure and,
willy's wonderland


6 syllables:
semiconductors and



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