Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with ordainer:
3 syllables:
or danger,
all danger,
small danger,
door neighbor,
for labor,
for later,
for paper,
george hager,
george hayter,
more labor,
more later,
or labor,
or later,
or paper,
score paper,
store later,
store paper,
court danger,
board later,
board paper,
for mayor,
sword maker,
lord mayor,
broad labor,
caught later,
drawn later,
drawn sabre,
gloss paper,
half later,
hawke labor,
jaw breaker,
joss paper,
law breaker,
small favor,
small paper,
sought later,
strong labor,
strong laser,
strong paper,
taught later,
thought later,
thought safer,
wall paper,
wrong later,
wrong paper,
for minor,
or minor,
scored higher,
bourne taylor,
court favor,
court later,
court paper,
cross trainer,
frost danger,
george taylor,
morse taper,
short labor,
short laser,
short paper,
though taylor,
all labor,
all later,
broad layer,
calle mayor,
called labor,
called later,
called paper,
called taylor,
coarse paper
4 syllables:
before labor,
before later,
explore later,
vapour laser,
record changer,
record later,
record paper,
reform mayor,
because taylor,
record layer,
along later,
among labor,
among later,
because labor,
because later,
because paper,
default paper,
withdrawn later,
perform minor,
record higher,
export labor,
laurette taylor,
laurie taylor,
report later,
support labor,
support later,
support paper,
absorb labor
5 syllables:
contador mayor,
fibreboard paper
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