Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with outdoor:
2 syllables:
grouse moor,
house poor,
your poor,
brought foorth,
bought there,
bought where,
brought cheer,
brought near,
brought there,
brought where,
brown deer,
doubt there,
doubt where,
drought there,
found here,
mouse deer,
ought there,
out there,
out were,
out where,
own dear,
round here,
scott moore,
that poor,
throughout there,
trout there,
wrought there,
your dear,
house tours,
brown floor,
grouse moors,
house floor,
mouth floor,
brought here,
cloud ear,
out here,
claude moore,
cloud there,
cloud where,
crowd cheer,
crowd there,
crowd where,
vowed there,
boughs where,
brown bear,
brown chair,
brown there,
brown where,
couch there,
couch where,
cows were,
crouch there,
crown there,
crown where,
down there,
down where,
for poor,
four were,
four year,
from poor,
grown there,
grown where,
guesthouse where,
house near,
house there,
house were,
house where,
john moore,
mouse there,
mouse where,
mouth where,
or poor,
own share,
pouch where,
prof. moore,
schoolhouse where,
south were,
south where,
spouse where,
straw floor,
town were,
town where,
towne where,
your care,
your fear,
your share
3 syllables:
enough floor,
about there,
about where,
around here,
howard moore,
about good,
about here,
our poor,
aloud where,
endowed chair,
enough spare,
suzanne moore
4 syllables:
chinatown where
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