Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with spinnaker:
3 syllables:
in other,
in upper,
in utter,
aiding other,
being other,
bring other,
bring utter,
hiring other,
thing other,
touching other,
brick color,
brick colour,
click color,
click other,
did other,
given her,
his offer,
his other,
his summer,
his supper,
his upper,
his utter,
if other,
is other,
quick color,
quick cover,
split other,
stiff upper,
still offer,
still other,
there offer,
there other,
thick collar,
thick cover,
thick upper,
this offer,
this other,
this summer,
this upper,
tick collar,
ville libre,
visit her,
were other,
which offer,
which other,
will offer,
with other,
with upper,
with utter,
chris tucker,
finite earth,
in a word,
in color,
in colour,
in major,
in number,
in others,
in summer,
in under,
lynne rudder,
myna bird,
mynah bird,
print other,
signed upper,
since other,
since summer,
skin color,
skin colour,
can offer,
finish her,
in error,
in ever
4 syllables:
minna cauer,
adding other,
asking other,
admit other,
appear other,
career other,
commit other,
enrich other,
forbid other,
fulfil other,
fulfill other,
submit other,
transmit other,
until other,
veronis suhler,
benign ulcer,
berlin offered,
berlin under,
convince other,
inner upper,
resin under,
virgin mother,
virgin under,
berlin bunker,
aching hunger,
berlin never
5 syllables:
violin under
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