RhymeZone: musculature

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with musculature:
10 letters:
a gummifer,
baba lover,
of another,
up another,
us another

11 letters:
aban number,
bahawal pur,
but another,
dozen other,
lucha libre,
of customer,
of muscular,
one another,
the hustler,
the juggler

12 letters:
bubble under,
button ulcer,
custom color,
from another,
funded under,
just another,
muffle color,
one customer,
such another,
the customer,
tunnel under,
what another

13 letters:
above another,
buckled under,
buffet supper,
cullen number,
double runner,
huddled under,
hundred other,
justices were,
justice under,
kunda culture,
munsell color,
mutton monger,
puddle jumper,
someone other,
stomach ulcer,
suttons ulcer,
the conductor,
tunnels under,
tunnel number,
tunnel runner,
upland plover

14 letters:
become another,
double cluster,
double drummer,
function under,
judgment under,
knuckled under,
knuckles under,
muscle rupture,
muslim culture,
mutton thumper,
rss aggregator,
stubble jumper,
tough customer

15 letters:
abundant number,
conducted under,
deduction under,
functions under,
russian culture,
stomach rupture,
substances were

16 letters:
deductions under,
etruscan culture,
functioned under,
production under,
somewhat younger,
youngest brother

17 letters:
crustal structure

18 letters:
concussion stunner,
corundum structure,
schuppen structure

19 letters:
quarenden quarender

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