Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with manroot:
2 syllables:
black root,
crack root,
flag root,
pant hoot,
tap root,
plant root,
black suit,
cat suit,
crap shoot,
fat lute,
jack boot,
shall shoot,
slack suit,
slapp suit,
that suit,
track suit,
trash chute,
black fruit,
black roots,
class roots,
glass fruit,
grand chute,
grass roots,
pan flute,
pants suit,
plant shoot,
shall fruit,
span roof,
takes root,
and fruit,
branch roots,
canned fruit,
grand bruit,
plant fruit,
plant roots,
bonne nuit,
prop root,
tank suit,
at room,
back room,
bath room,
black boots,
black suits,
chat room,
class room,
flat roof,
gag rule,
grand duke,
grass shoots,
kaibab paiute,
sand dune,
slapp suits,
squad room,
staff room,
tack room,
tap room,
than use,
that room,
that rule,
that suits,
that truth,
track suits,
brown fruit,
brown roots,
crown roots,
grown fruit,
grown roots,
or root,
scan rate,
square root,
squaw root,
stone root,
black fruits,
class suits,
hands shoot,
packed fruit,
pants suits,
plant shoots,
than too,
than you,
that true
3 syllables: combat boot,
arrow root,
cancer root,
dragon root,
enough fruit,
attack cruise,
combat boots,
rather shoot,
japan right,
classroom might,
fashion shoot,
gather fruit,
gather roots,
happy fruit,
shallow roots,
tanlu fault,
valley fruit,
value at
4 syllables:
really shoot
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