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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with programmer:

3 syllables:
boat anchor,
bone cancer,
bone fracture,
bowl cancer,
chose rather,
closed after,
coal backer,
coal cracker,
coal trapper,
cold transfer,
co anchor,
co factor,
goat chaffer,
gold hammer,
gold master,
gold panner,
go faster,
grown faster,
grows faster,
growth after,
growth factor,
grow faster,
home after,
host factor,
jones fracture,
load factor,
load transfer,
mole catcher,
nose fracture,
notes chapter,
no answer,
no manner,
no master,
no transfer,
old banger,
old manor,
own anger,
own master,
phone jacker,
phone tapper,
pole dancer,
pole hammer,
post hanger,
post master,
programmes were,
programs were,
program were,
rho factor,
rope dancer,
rose camphor,
rose faster,
rose madder,
snow banner,
snow panther,
snow sampler,
sole factor,
soul catcher,
so after,
stokes aster,
stone hammer,
though rather,
throat cancer,
toad snatcher,
toast master,
toe dancer,
toe tapper,
tow tractor,
whole chapter,
whole matter,
whole rather,
wrote after


4 syllables:
alone after,
arose after,
bruneau jasper,
controlled manner,
control after,
control factor,
proposed transfer,
unknown factor



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