RhymeZone: budgeting

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with budgeting:
3 syllables:
bling ring,
blood dripping,
blood spinning,
blood trickling,
bug fixing,
bug kissing,
bus sniffing,
but fearing,
but giving,
but living,
but thinking,
dumb bidding,
from bringing,
from building,
from drinking,
from fishing,
from giving,
from killing,
from living,
from sitting,
from slipping,
from spilling,
from sticking,
from thinking,
gum sniffing,
gunsmith ing,
judge sitting,
jug fishing,
just kidding,
just sitting,
just thinking,
of bringing,
of building,
of drinking,
of filling,
of fishing,
of giving,
of killing,
of living,
of missing,
of mixing,
of printing,
of shifting,
of shipping,
of singing,
of sitting,
of thinking,
of winning,
one building,
one living,
one shilling,
one sitting,
plus shipping,
public string,
snuff dipping,
some inkling,
stud earing,
stud earring,
such thinking,
the building,
the clearing,
the fishing,
the giving,
the killing,
the living,
the missing,
the mixing,
the printing,
the shifting,
the shinning,
the shipping,
the singing,
the sitting,
the steering,
the thinking,
the winning,
thumb twiddling,
thus bringing,
thus giving,
thus linking,
tongue piercing,
tongue twisting,
up thinking,
vulvar winking

4 syllables:
adults living

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