Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with mammer:
6 letters:
at her,
all er,
or her,
la mer
7 letters:
had her,
and her,
ask her,
at term,
all her,
for her,
got her,
nor her,
not her,
out her,
him her,
saw her
8 letters:
than her,
back her,
that her,
what her,
calm her,
whom her,
cast her,
had hurt,
nach der,
past her,
down her,
bore her,
both her,
call her,
faux fur,
half her,
shot her,
stop her,
draw her,
know her,
show her,
time her,
ann surg
9 letters:
catch her,
thank her,
had heard,
takes her,
that hurt,
that term,
that turn,
clam worm,
grams per,
cause her,
watch her,
blame her,
from hers,
gum myrrh,
and earth,
and heard,
allow her,
along her,
among her,
about her
10 letters:
flat earth,
passed her,
that earth,
gram flour,
bought her,
caught her,
sought her,
taught her,
from earth,
though her,
before her,
became her,
answer her
11 letters:
shall neuer,
black curve,
black earth,
clapped her,
dragged her,
grabbed her,
shall learn,
slapped her,
staff heard,
wrapped her,
shall merge,
brought her,
thought her,
black nurse,
because her,
restore her,
annie heard,
calling her
12 letters:
black hearse,
graham flour,
rammed earth
13 letters:
branner earth,
jacques cceur,
branch church,
abraham heard
14 letters:
throughout her
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