Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with cold rubber:
3 syllables:
could cover,
could mature,
could suffer,
holds other,
old mother,
rolled collar,
should cover,
should mature,
should suffer,
whole greater,
would cover,
would mature,
would mutter,
would suffer,
could defer,
could deter,
could number,
could offer,
could other,
could return,
could utter,
folded her,
road runner,
should defer,
should deter,
should number,
should offer,
should other,
should return,
should utter,
would defer,
would deter,
would hover,
would number,
would offer,
would other,
would return,
would usher,
would utter,
bolt cutter,
doped fibre,
should abjure,
closed cover,
closed major,
closed shutter,
dole bludger,
flows greater,
grows greater,
growth greater,
known brother,
one brother,
owned major,
posed major,
showed greater,
shown greater,
shows greater,
slope greater,
stone crusher,
those greater,
whose brother,
whose greater,
could refer,
old river,
should recur,
should refer,
would recur,
would refer,
closed upper,
close runner,
closed number,
coal cutter,
codes offer,
codes other,
could confer,
could govern,
could muster,
could wonder,
folds under,
goals other,
gold colored,
gold coloured,
holds under,
loads other,
no greater,
nodes other
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