Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with engineer:
3 syllables:
mention here,
lend an ear,
lent an ear,
french appear,
question here,
genera appear,
genera there,
genes appear,
hence appear,
kenya there,
sense appear,
mention there,
mentioned here,
tension there,
arena there,
lends an ear,
engines there,
engines were,
stems appear,
cells appear,
dared appear,
deaths appear,
delta there,
hairs appear,
heads appear,
health appear,
pairs appear,
pressure appear,
shells appear,
steps appear,
threads appear,
threats appear,
benches there,
french appeared,
mention his,
mention in,
mention is,
mention it,
question there,
question were,
section there,
section were,
tension in,
tension is
4 syllables:
agenda there,
content appear,
percent appear,
attention there,
contention there,
convention there,
detention there,
extension there,
prevention there,
vienna there,
address appear,
assets appear,
complex appear,
effect appear,
object appear,
project appear,
respect appear,
subject appear,
suggested here,
affection there,
attention in,
attention is,
attention it,
collection there,
conception there,
congestion there,
connection there,
contention is,
convention in,
convention is,
detection there,
detention in,
dilemma there,
direction there,
election neared,
election there,
election year,
erection there,
exception there,
extension in,
extension is,
objection there,
perception there,
perfection there,
prevention in,
prevention is,
projection there,
protection there,
reception there,
reflection there,
rejection there,
selection there,
suggestion there,
suspension in,
suspension is
5 syllables:
apprehension there
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