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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with copyer:

3 syllables:
are cheaper,
are eager,
are either,
are neither,
are weaker,
armies were,
arms dealer,
army were,
arts teacher,
bar keeper,
bharti kher,
block heater,
bobby kerr,
bob seeger,
bob seger,
bodies were,
body were,
card reader,
carl störmer,
carl størmer,
car feature,
charles seeger,
charles sheeler,
cock teaser,
colleagues were,
copies per,
copies were,
dark leader,
dark reaper,
darth fener,
dart fener,
don wheeler,
far cheaper,
far deeper,
far weaker,
fog eater,
fog fever,
hans dieter,
hans peter,
hard sleeper,
job seeker,
john cheever,
john peter,
john senior,
john weaver,
john weever,
john wheeler,
karl ziegler,
larvae were,
la peinture,
lock keeper,
lot cheaper,
mach meter,
marked feature,
marsh fever,
momi fir,
mop squeezer,
non sequiter,
not eager,
not either,
not feature,
on easter,
on either,
on peter,
on reader,
on teacher,
palm reader,
park keeper,
parties were,
party were,
rb er,
r meter,
scott grieger,
sharp freezer,
shop keeper,
slot meter,
smart meter,
spawn eater,
spot meter,
squad leader,
stock screener,
swamp beaver,
todd beamer,
tsar peter,
wand reader,
was cheaper,
was eager,
was either,
was neither,
was peter,
watt meter


4 syllables:
adopt either,
assam fever,
involve either,
salaam seizure,
upon either


5 syllables:
jacob collier


6 syllables:
nazionale per



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