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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with abdicator:

4 syllables:
abbot thayer,
absciss layer,
ackhams razor,
action mailer,
action painter,
added later,
album paper,
alfred mayer,
alfred taylor,
alfred thayer,
alpha paper,
angus taylor,
anna baker,
anna taylor,
anna waser,
antimenes painter,
aphthous major,
asthma paper,
atom laser,
ballot paper,
barrel racer,
barricades were,
basil faber,
candidates were,
captain major,
carol heyer,
catchment glacier,
catgut scraper,
channel changer,
chattel paper,
dallas taylor,
daniel taylor,
fragile nature,
fragment shader,
francis granger,
francis xavier,
glass container,
granite paper,
granite stater,
handsome stranger,
jack mcbrayer,
janet baker,
janet gaynor,
janice taylor,
langhans layer,
magma chamber,
malcolm fraser,
mantle layer,
patten maker,
phantom stranger,
ragged sailor,
random nature,
sabbath breaker,
sample chamber,
stagnant glacier,
tandem trailer,
tank container,
tasman glacier,
transient nature,
travel trailer


5 syllables:
abstraction layer,
banana paper,
congratulate her,
demanded greater,
disastrous failure,
enamel layer,
enamel paper,
examined later,
expansion chamber,
italian painter,
kitana baker,
nathaniel shaler,
nathaniel thayer,
reaction chamber


6 syllables:
epitaxial layer,
hippocampus major



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