Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with back door:
2 syllables:
act or,
fact or,
and or,
band or,
hand or,
knack for,
land or,
planned or,
sand or,
stand or,
tax or,
track for,
add or,
bad or,
black or,
had or,
alt hor,
bag for,
fast or,
glass store,
grant or,
past or,
plant or,
add more,
at for,
at more,
at war,
bad for,
bank or,
bat for,
bath for,
branch or,
camp or,
cash for,
chance or,
class for,
class score,
class war,
dance or,
dash for,
gang war,
glad for,
glass for,
grass for,
had for,
had more,
map for,
mass for,
match for,
pass for,
path for,
plan for,
plans or,
rang for,
range or,
rank or,
sat for,
shall for,
sprang for,
tank or,
task or,
than for,
than more,
than war,
that bore,
that for,
that more,
that war,
trap for,
what for,
what more,
act for,
act more,
acts or,
at or,
backed horse,
bag or,
cat or,
fact for,
fact more,
facts or,
fat or,
flat or,
that or,
what or,
and for,
and more,
and war,
ask for
3 syllables:
abstract or,
contact or,
attack for,
expand or,
attack or,
advance or,
japan for,
actor or,
attract more,
contact for,
factor or
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