RhymeZone: newscaster

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with newscaster:
3 syllables:
blue straggler,
boot catcher,
bruce banner,
bruce ratner,
frue vanner,
grew faster,
groups rather,
group after,
group rather,
group transfer,
jules adler,
loop transfer,
lou hamer,
moose pasture,
moved faster,
moves faster,
move faster,
news anchor,
new chapter,
new factor,
new hampster,
new lander,
new master,
new matter,
nude matter,
plumed adder,
pool factor,
poul agger,
q factor,
room after,
rule rather,
ruth bader,
school after,
school master,
screw anchor,
shoe gazer,
soon after,
tooth fracture,
to after,
to anchor,
to anger,
to answer,
to cancer,
to capture,
to chapter,
to factor,
to flatter,
to fracture,
to gather,
to hammer,
to hamper,
to master,
to matter,
to pasture,
to rather,
to scatter,
to shatter,
to tamper,
to transfer,
true chancre,
true hacker,
two after,
two bagger,
two hander,
two latter,
two master,
two rather,
usacc eur,
used after,
used rather,
use after,
use factor,
u factor,
view master,
who after,
who batter,
womb cancer,
wu tanger,
youth pastor,
you after,
you answer,
you flatter,
you gather,
you rather

4 syllables:
abdul qader,
into laughter,
produced after,
removed after,
resumed after,
vendue master,
withdrew after

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