RhymeZone: seafaring

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with seafaring:
3 syllables:
beam welding,
be getting,
be heading,
be helping,
be reading,
be selling,
be sending,
be setting,
be sharing,
be spending,
be telling,
be tempting,
be wearing,
cheek swelling,
cheese paring,
each bearing,
each dwelling,
each heading,
e reading,
feet resting,
field dressing,
field testing,
free revving,
free spending,
gene sharing,
keeps getting,
keeps guessing,
keeps telling,
keep checking,
keep getting,
keep guessing,
keep telling,
keith haring,
pre empting,
pre reading,
pre testing,
screen reading,
seam welding,
seed bearing,
seed dressing,
seen wearing,
sleeve bearing,
speech reading,
speed reading,
steam bending,
steve epting,
sweet smelling,
teach reading,
tree dwelling,
tree felling,
weak ending,
week ending,
wheel bearing

4 syllables:
between reading,
fatigue testing,
ideal setting,
increased spending,
increased sweating,
increase spending,
maurice baring,
relief etching,
routine testing,
unique selling

5 syllables:
japanese fencing

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