Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with corn liquor:
3 syllables:
horne fisher,
horse litter,
horse liver,
thorne miller,
borne hither,
for clear,
more clear,
or clear,
or liver,
coarse river,
course differ,
course dinner,
forth bitter,
forth river,
fourche river,
fourth finger,
fourth pillar,
fourth river,
georg fischer,
georg ritter,
george fischer,
george fisher,
george miller,
george pitcher,
george river,
george wither,
horse river,
horse stinger,
horse winner,
north river,
porch pillar,
scores differ,
short finger,
short river,
walls thicker,
arse licker,
all clear,
broad clear,
drawn clear,
draws nearer,
for dinner,
forcing her,
fourth picture,
george lippard,
george ticknor,
george vickers,
george victor,
gourd dipper,
half liter,
horn silver,
horn timber,
horse nickered,
more bitter,
north inner,
or dinner,
shore dinner,
short inner,
small clear,
strong clear,
the all clear,
thought clear,
thought flickered,
course clear,
cross linker,
drawn hither,
drawn nearer,
drawn picture,
forth clear,
haw river,
horned lizard,
kaw river,
morning heard,
or inner,
or picture,
or river,
short clear,
small inner,
straw litter,
though clear,
though nearer
4 syllables:
record mirror,
support pillar,
normal liver,
along clear,
because clear,
before dinner,
corner pillar,
export picture,
loren miller,
order picker,
resort hither,
warner miller,
warren fisher,
warren miller,
foreign picture,
porcine liver,
record clear,
story clear,
support clear
5 syllables:
priori clear
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