RhymeZone: carjacking

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with carjacking:
3 syllables:
are acting,
are adding,
are asking,
are grappling,
are having,
are lacking,
are lagging,
are passing,
are planning,
are standing,
arms hanging,
block sampling,
bronze casting,
car camping,
car jacking,
caught napping,
charge capping,
contact spring,
crotch grabbing,
drop catching,
got cracking,
guan hanqing,
hard landing,
hard standing,
hot patching,
hot stamping,
hot tapping,
john banting,
john lansing,
kuan hanching,
nonce bashing,
not acting,
not asking,
not having,
not lacking,
not laughing,
not planning,
not standing,
on adding,
on asking,
on banking,
on having,
on landing,
on passing,
on planning,
on standing,
pod casting,
pot banging,
rock blasting,
r banding,
soft landing,
starr manning,
start acting,
start adding,
start asking,
start laughing,
start packing,
start planning,
stopped asking,
stopped dancing,
stopped laughing,
stop acting,
stop asking,
stop laughing,
top grafting,
top ranking,
was acting,
was asking,
was banging,
was catching,
was chatting,
was dancing,
was dragging,
was gasping,
was handing,
was handling,
was hanging,
was having,
was lacking,
was lagging,
was laughing,
was panting,
was passing,
was planning,
was standing

4 syllables:
bernard manning,
discharge planning,
guitar tapping,
involves adding,
involves asking,
involves having,
unsharp masking,
upon having,
upon landing

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