Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with fall short:
2 syllables:
small court,
wall wart,
broad court,
cross court,
for court,
half port,
or court,
sought court,
wrong court,
york court,
all courts,
all sorts,
all thought,
called court,
gaulle sought,
gaulle thought,
law court,
small fault,
small forts,
small ports,
walled court,
walsh thought,
for salt,
for soft,
or salt,
or soft,
wall chart,
all part,
called heart,
false heart,
small part,
call board,
george court,
small board,
small sword,
all born,
all fours,
all wars,
call forth,
called horse,
caught caught,
claude thought,
coffre fort,
court court,
crawl forth,
cross fault,
cross thwart,
cross vault,
fault fault,
for sport,
for thought,
force court,
force sought,
fought fought,
fourth court,
half halt,
more thought,
north court,
north thought,
or forced,
or thought,
salt horse,
shore forts,
small corps,
small doors,
small faults,
small force,
small north,
small porch,
small pores,
small source,
stall doors,
stall torque,
strong forts
3 syllables:
among court,
because court,
before court,
lahore court,
all a mort,
fawley court,
smaller court,
along fault,
along shores,
along thought,
among courts,
because courts,
because thought,
before cortes,
before courts,
before thought,
called a halt,
calls a halt,
divorce court,
enforce court,
exhaust port,
law of tort,
on all fours,
prolonged court,
provost court
5 syllables:
consistory court
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