RhymeZone: kidnapping

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with kidnapping:
9 letters:
is acting,
is adding,
is asking,
is having,
it having

10 letters:
cis acting,
his acting,
his having,
ip mapping,
is hanging,
is lacking,
is lagging,
is passing,
its having

11 letters:
been acting,
been asking,
been having,
bit bashing,
bit mapping,
his passing,
is handling,
is planning,
is standing,
jim manning,
mip mapping,
tin panning,
with having

12 letters:
been hanging,
been lacking,
been passing,
him standing,
his handling,
his standing,
its handling,
its planning,
its standing,
lip smacking,
quick acting,
slip casting,
spin casting,
still having,
this mapping,
with dancing,
with masking

13 letters:
been dragging,
been planning,
been standing,
chit chatting,
cliff hanging,
drift lambing,
film scanning,
fish slapping,
kill laughing,
missed having,
pinch batting,
queer bashing,
ridge mapping,
sheer lashing,
ships passing,
skin grafting,
skin tracking,
spin trapping,
still hanging,
still lacking,
this planning,
whip cracking,
whip grafting,
with matching,
with planning

14 letters:
begin planning,
click clacking,
disk thrashing,
flint knapping,
kills laughing,
mixed franking,
spear tackling,
sphere packing,
stick handling,
still laughing,
still standing,
strip planking

15 letters:
bridge spanning,
career planning,
chilled casting,
killed laughing,
shrink wrapping,
spring planting,
string handling,
string matching

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