Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with floret:
7 letters:
law but
8 letters:
draw cut,
e wallet,
water it,
klor con,
water as,
water on,
water up,
power it
9 letters:
mt ararat,
water but,
longer it,
power but,
power cut,
author as,
author on,
caller up,
horror as,
longer an,
longer as,
longer on,
water has,
water hen,
water ice,
or permit,
order but,
power hit
10 letters: mt. ararat,
though but,
water butt,
lower hutt,
author has,
longer has,
corner cut,
or circuit,
or current,
water must,
water piet
11 letters:
smaller but,
daughter as,
all current,
for current,
more urgent,
nor circuit,
water butts,
xor circuit,
water about
12 letters:
daughter has,
longer arise,
though urban,
law merchant,
more current,
more earnest,
water gushed,
water rushed,
x-or circuit,
x or circuit,
author about,
floral shirt,
horror about,
lawyer about,
longer about,
walker about
13 letters:
thought arise,
author ernest,
broad current,
cross current,
draws current,
fault circuit,
fault current,
shore current,
small current,
store current,
among current,
closure about,
longer assert
14 letters:
though current,
source circuit,
strong current,
before current,
daughter about,
floral heights,
stronger about,
centaur rocket,
explored about
15 letters:
thought current,
because current,
explore current
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