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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with governor:

9 letters:
cover her,
of murder,
of worker,
under her,
under sir


10 letters:
kultur der,
nas server,
number per,
of further,
one worker,
other were,
sql server,
sun burner,
the cursor,
the merger,
the murder,
the server,
the worker,
uls server,
up further,
us further


11 letters:
but further,
colors were,
comfort her,
covered her,
hull girder,
lust murder,
mother were,
much firmer,
number were,
nuns murmur,
one further,
one worlder,
others were,
recover her,
the burglar,
the further,
the learner,
ushered her


12 letters:
another were,
blood murmur,
brother were,
culture were,
from further,
gunners were,
hunters were,
love burglar,
mothers were,
much further,
numbers were,
rm converter,
runners were,
some further,
southern cur,
struktur der,
such further,
the observer,
thus further,
what further,
young worker


13 letters:
adult learner,
brothers were,
cultures were,
discovers her,
fluttered her,
recovered her,
shutters were,
young werther


14 letters:
discovered her,
sculptors were,
structure were


15 letters:
discuss further,
sculptures were,
structures were,
youngsters were


16 letters:
instructors were


17 letters:
discussed further



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