RhymeZone: officers

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with officers:
3 syllables:
all colors,
all comers,
all cultures,
all mothers,
all numbers,
all others,
all structures,
balsam firs,
call numbers,
cross refers,
door busters,
fall colors,
false colors,
fault occurs,
form clusters,
for lovers,
for mothers,
for numbers,
for others,
for structures,
for youngsters,
four brothers,
four clusters,
four colors,
four flushers,
four others,
long jumpers,
loss occurs,
or brothers,
or clusters,
or numbers,
or others,
or structures,
paul refers,
port numbers,
small clusters,
small numbers,
sword brothers,
sworn brothers,
warm colors,
warm summers,
wrought wonders,
your brothers,
all figures,
all sinners,
corn fritters,
crossed fingers,
cross fingers,
draw pictures,
floor timbers,
for figures,
for pictures,
four figures,
four fingers,
four pictures,
four pillars,
four rivers,
four sisters,
george villiers,
long fingers,
long winters,
malt liquors,
or figures,
or pictures,
or sisters,
small rivers,
sports figures,
strong fingers,
tall timbers,
torch singers,
your fingers,
your pictures,
your sisters

4 syllables:
across cultures,
because others,
before others,
divorced mothers,
record numbers,
report covers,
towards others,
toward others,
along rivers,
award winners

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