Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with rough breathing:
2 syllables:
death thing,
delle lingue,
nelle lingue,
breath being,
breathe in,
death being,
dread thing,
fresh thing,
air being,
bread being,
care being,
chair being,
check being,
cheng ching,
dread being,
flesh being,
guess being,
neck ring,
pkware, inc,
press being,
press inc.,
share being,
shell being,
sketch being,
smell being,
spell being,
spread being,
suresh singh,
them being,
thread being,
threat being,
web ring,
wedge being,
well being,
where being,
yet being,
breath in,
cell lung,
cha ching,
death in,
ear ring,
ka ching,
nan ning,
well hung,
air in,
bear him,
bear in,
bell in,
bless him,
bread in,
breath is,
breath there,
care in,
cell in,
chair in,
check in,
dead in,
death his,
death if,
death is,
death it,
death there,
debt in,
deck in,
dressed in,
dwell in,
edge in,
egg in,
err in,
et in,
eve in
3 syllables:
unfair thing,
access being,
aware routing,
excess being,
express being,
hotel being,
narain singh,
possess being,
progress being,
regret being,
repair being,
success being,
ether being,
feather being,
leather being,
weather being,
whether being,
extra thing,
a la king,
access in,
addressed him,
addressed in,
ahead in,
compel him,
excess in,
express in
4 syllables:
together being,
acquiesce in,
cigarette in
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