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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with muscular:

8 letters:
a number,
of color,
of other,
of under,
of upper,
of utter,
up other,
up under,
us under


9 letters:
but other,
but under,
cas anvar,
of butter,
of colour,
of hunger,
of lumber,
of mother,
of number,
of rubber,
of sulfur,
of summer,
of ulster,
of wonder,
one color,
one other,
one under,
run under,
the color,
the cover,
the lover,
und unter


10 letters:
bud buster,
bug hunter,
bum sucker,
bus number,
but mother,
but wonder,
come under,
cup butter,
does occur,
done under,
dove color,
duck under,
from cover,
from other,
from under,
from upper,
gun runner,
gus macker,
hcl buffer,
just under,
london ser,
much other,
much under,
mug punter,
must cover,
must occur,
must refer,
none other,
of culture,
of sulphur,
of thunder,
of younger,
one colour,
one lunger,
one mother,
one number,
one summer,
one wonder,
ovens were,
plus other,
rug cutter,
rum runner,
such other,
suck under,
summon her,
sunk under,
the buffer,
the butter,
the buzzer,
the colour,
the gutter,
the humber,
the hummer,
the hunger,
the mother,
the mugger,
the number,
the rubber,
the runner,
the summer,
the wonder,
tub butter,
tuck under,
und kultur,
what color,
what other


11 letters:
above under,
among other,
chub sucker,
comes under,
couple were,
drug runner,
duck butter,
duck hunter,
duck shover,
duns number,
dust buster,
flooded her,
flush cover,
from hunger,
from mother,
from summer,
front cover,
funds under,
fuzz buster,
hub culture,
hull number,
hundred per,
london were,
love number,
lump sucker,
lung butter,
much prefer,
must concur,
must suffer,
nut cluster,
nuzzled her,
one brother,
one culture,
plug cutter,
plum budder,
rug muncher,
russia were,
snuff color,
some number,
some prefer,
sub culture,
such number,
sun cluster,
the brother,
the cluster,
the crusher,
the culture,
the plumber,
the puzzler,
the tumbler,
the younger,
touches her,
trust under,
tub thumper,
tuft hunter,
uncles were,
what number,
young lover


12 letters:
blood sucker,
couples were,
cousins were,
customs were,
dj spinister,
drug culture,
ducked under,
from culture,
front buffer,
front bumper,
front runner,
fudge nudger,
funktion der,
gulf sulphur,
hundred were,
husband were,
justice were,
much tougher,
much younger,
muscles were,
muskets were,
muslims were,
of sculpture,
of structure,
pms cefaclor,
rough number,
slump buster,
snuff colour,
someone were,
stump jumper,
thumb sucker,
tongue cover,
trust buster,
tucked under,
tunnels were,
young hunter,
young mother


13 letters:
amongst other,
among younger,
blood culture,
blood presure,
crushed under,
dutch culture,
function were,
grundlage der,
husbands were,
knuckles were,
lung puncture,
myrdal gunnar,
one structure,
republic were,
russians were,
skull crusher,
sponge rubber,
the structure,
thumb culture,
troubles were,
young brother


14 letters:
beloved mother,
functions were,
instructed her,
judgments were,
months younger,
production per,
prussians were,
unbuttoned her


15 letters:
beloved brother,
consumption per,
croque monsieur,
crumb structure,
discussed under,
interrupt vetor,
production were,
reductions were


16 letters:
adjustments were,
assumptions were,
discussions were,
injunctions were,
instructions per,
productions were


17 letters:
construction were,
instructions were


18 letters:
introductions were



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