RhymeZone: once-over

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with once-over:
7 letters:
of over,
up over,
us over

8 letters:
but over,
cut over,
dub over,
of donor,
of homer,
of lower,
of motor,
of older,
of polar,
of solar,
one over,
rub over,
sum over,
the over,
won over

9 letters:
but lower,
does over,
done over,
from over,
fuss over,
hung over,
jump over,
just over,
much over,
once over,
one owner,
pub owner,
runs over,
some over,
the donor,
the joker,
the lower,
the motor,
the older,
the owner,
the polar,
the rotor,
the rover,
the solar,
tump over,
us closer,
xul solar

10 letters:
budge over,
club owner,
comes over,
cup holder,
flung over,
from dover,
from homer,
from lower,
from motor,
from older,
jumps over,
much lower,
much older,
of closure,
ruck rover,
shove over,
slung over,
some lower,
some older,
swung over,
the bowler,
the broker,
the closer,
the holder,
the stoner,
thumb over

11 letters:
among older,
budged over,
come closer,
dust bowler,
fussed over,
jumped over,
love broker,
much closer,
much colder,
much slower,
mulled over,
one soldier,
rubbed over,
rushed over,
shunt motor,
summed over,
the closure,
the soldier,
the toaster

12 letters:
brushed over,
comes closer,
front loader,
hunched over,
judge posner,
one shoulder,
slumped over,
the shoulder

13 letters:
become closer,
hd controller,
pd controller,
truck bolster,
young soldier

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