Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with erratum:
2 syllables:
acts from,
act from,
add some,
ad eundem,
am come,
am from,
ash from,
asked from,
asked some,
ask some,
as from,
at from,
at some,
back from,
back some,
bag from,
band from,
banks from,
bank from,
banned from,
blacks from,
black drum,
black from,
black rum,
black thumb,
blasts from,
blast from,
branch from,
can come,
can from,
cash from,
casts some,
cast from,
catch some,
class from,
dad gum,
dragged from,
drank from,
drank some,
facts from,
fact from,
fact some,
fat from,
france from,
gasp from,
gas from,
glance from,
glass from,
grab some,
grants from,
grant from,
had come,
had from,
had some,
had swum,
half from,
hands from,
hand from,
hangs from,
hang from,
has come,
has from,
has some,
hatched from,
hath come,
hat from,
have come,
have from,
have some,
lands from,
land from,
lasts from,
last from,
man come,
man dem,
man from,
maps from,
map from,
mass from,
pan from,
passed from,
passed some,
pass from,
past from,
paths from,
path from,
plans from,
plants from,
plant from,
plan from,
rank sum,
ran from,
sacked from,
sand from,
sand plum,
sap from,
scraps from,
shall come,
shall from,
shrank from,
smash sum,
snatched from,
snatch from,
sprang from,
staff from,
tax from,
than from,
than some,
that come,
that from,
that some,
that sum,
track from,
vast sum
acts from,
act from,
add some,
ad eundem,
am come,
am from,
ash from,
asked from,
asked some,
ask some,
as from,
at from,
at some,
back from,
back some,
bag from,
band from,
banks from,
bank from,
banned from,
blacks from,
black drum,
black from,
black rum,
black thumb,
blasts from,
blast from,
branch from,
can come,
can from,
cash from,
casts some,
cast from,
catch some,
class from,
dad gum,
dragged from,
drank from,
drank some,
facts from,
fact from,
fact some,
fat from,
france from,
gasp from,
gas from,
glance from,
glass from,
grab some,
grants from,
grant from,
had come,
had from,
had some,
had swum,
half from,
hands from,
hand from,
hangs from,
hang from,
has come,
has from,
has some,
hatched from,
hath come,
hat from,
have come,
have from,
have some,
lands from,
land from,
lasts from,
last from,
man come,
man dem,
man from,
maps from,
map from,
mass from,
pan from,
passed from,
passed some,
pass from,
past from,
paths from,
path from,
plans from,
plants from,
plant from,
plan from,
rank sum,
ran from,
sacked from,
sand from,
sand plum,
sap from,
scraps from,
shall come,
shall from,
shrank from,
smash sum,
snatched from,
snatch from,
sprang from,
staff from,
tax from,
than from,
than some,
that come,
that from,
that some,
that sum,
track from,
vast sum
3 syllables:
abstract from,
advanced from,
advance from,
attacked from,
attacks from,
attack from,
began from,
canal from,
commands from,
command from,
demands from,
demand from,
despatched from,
detached from,
detach from,
detracts from,
detract from,
dispatched from,
dispatch from,
distracts from,
distract from,
elapsed from,
financed from,
impact from,
japan from,
perhaps from,
perhaps some,
subtracts from,
subtract from,
transplants from,
whereas some
abstract from,
advanced from,
advance from,
attacked from,
attacks from,
attack from,
began from,
canal from,
commands from,
command from,
demands from,
demand from,
despatched from,
detached from,
detach from,
detracts from,
detract from,
dispatched from,
dispatch from,
distracts from,
distract from,
elapsed from,
financed from,
impact from,
japan from,
perhaps from,
perhaps some,
subtracts from,
subtract from,
transplants from,
whereas some
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