RhymeZone: operand

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with operand:
3 syllables:
archer and,
are burdened,
armor and,
armour and,
arthur and,
artwork and,
awkward and,
barbara and,
barber and,
barker and,
bob kurland,
bombers and,
carter and,
charters and,
charter and,
cholera and,
collars and,
collar and,
collier and,
commerce and,
concerts and,
concert and,
conquered and,
conquer and,
converts and,
copper and,
darker and,
doctors and,
doctor and,
dollard and,
dollars and,
dollar and,
farmers and,
farmer and,
farther and,
fathers and,
father and,
fodder and,
fostered and,
foster and,
gardner and,
harbors and,
harbor and,
harbour and,
harder and,
harper and,
hartshorne and,
harvard and,
hodder and,
honored and,
honors and,
honor and,
honoured and,
honours and,
honour and,
hotter and,
jacques sirmond,
larger and,
loggers and,
markers and,
marker and,
martyrs and,
modern and,
monsters and,
monster and,
not burdened,
oxford and,
palmer and,
parker and,
parlor and,
partners and,
partner and,
postures and,
posture and,
potter and,
proper and,
prospered and,
prosper and,
proverbs and,
robbers and,
roberts and,
robert and,
rodgers and,
rogers and,
roger and,
roger pfund,
scholars and,
scholar and,
sharper and,
softer and,
sponsored and,
sponsors and,
sponsor and,
squalor and,
strom thurmond,
washers and,
washer and,
was burdened

4 syllables:
departure and,
improper and,
macarthur and,
revolvers and,
revolver and

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