RhymeZone: card-carrying

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with card-carrying:
3 syllables:
am being,
am feeling,
am leaving,
am seeing,
am seeking,
am speaking,
ass beating,
at being,
at evening,
at hearing,
at keeping,
at meeting,
at peking,
at seeing,
at weaning,
back seating,
bad feeling,
blast cleaning,
blast freezing,
brandy sling,
camp ceiling,
camp meeting,
cat skiing,
chance meeting,
class meeting,
crab eating,
crap eating,
fact being,
fact pleading,
fast breathing,
franks hearing,
gas cleaning,
gas heating,
glass ceiling,
glass eating,
grass ceiling,
grass eating,
grass skiing,
hands reaching,
hand feeding,
hand reaching,
has meaning,
have meaning,
land being,
land ceiling,
last being,
last evening,
last meeting,
mandeep singh,
man being,
man eating,
man leaning,
masked being,
mass screening,
nancy king,
paths leading,
path leading,
plant breeding,
plant eating,
ran screaming,
schatzki ring,
sham feeding,
sham pleading,
staff meeting,
tag teaming,
than being,
than seeing,
than seeking,
that being,
that eating,
that evening,
that feeling,
that hearing,
that keeping,
that leading,
that meaning,
that meeting,
that seeing,
that teaching,
tracks leading,
track leading,
valley spring

4 syllables:
began beating,
began eating,
began preaching,
began screaming,
began seeing,
began speaking,
began teaching,
demand feeding,
exact meaning,
perhaps being

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