RhymeZone: musculature

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with musculature:
4 syllables:
aban number,
a gummifer,
baba lover,
bahawal pur,
bubble under,
buckled under,
buffet supper,
button ulcer,
but another,
crustal structure,
cullen number,
custom color,
double cluster,
double drummer,
double runner,
dozen other,
from another,
functioned under,
functions under,
function under,
funded under,
huddled under,
hundred other,
judgment under,
justices were,
justice under,
just another,
knuckled under,
knuckles under,
kunda culture,
lucha libre,
muffle color,
munsell color,
muscle rupture,
muslim culture,
mutton monger,
mutton thumper,
of another,
of customer,
of muscular,
one another,
one customer,
puddle jumper,
quarenden quarender,
rss aggregator,
russian culture,
schuppen structure,
someone other,
somewhat younger,
stomach rupture,
stomach ulcer,
stubble jumper,
substances were,
such another,
suttons ulcer,
the conductor,
the customer,
the hustler,
the juggler,
tough customer,
tunnels under,
tunnel number,
tunnel runner,
tunnel under,
upland plover,
up another,
us another,
what another,
youngest brother

5 syllables:
above another,
abundant number,
become another,
concussion stunner,
conducted under,
corundum structure,
deductions under,
deduction under,
etruscan culture,
production under

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