RhymeZone: card-carrying

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with card-carrying:
8 letters:
am being,
at being

9 letters:
am seeing,
at peking,
at seeing,
man being

10 letters:
am feeling,
am leaving,
am seeking,
at evening,
at hearing,
at keeping,
at meeting,
at weaning,
cat skiing,
fact being,
land being,
last being,
man eating,
nancy king,
than being,
that being

11 letters:
am speaking,
ass beating,
bad feeling,
crab eating,
crap eating,
gas heating,
has meaning,
man leaning,
tag teaming,
than seeing,
that eating,
that seeing

12 letters:
back seating,
began eating,
began seeing,
brandy sling,
camp ceiling,
camp meeting,
gas cleaning,
glass eating,
grass eating,
grass skiing,
hand feeding,
have meaning,
land ceiling,
last evening,
last meeting,
masked being,
path leading,
plant eating,
sham feeding,
than seeking,
that evening,
that feeling,
that hearing,
that keeping,
that leading,
that meaning,
that meeting

13 letters:
began beating,
class meeting,
exact meaning,
fact pleading,
glass ceiling,
grass ceiling,
hand reaching,
mandeep singh,
paths leading,
perhaps being,
ran screaming,
schatzki ring,
sham pleading,
staff meeting,
that teaching,
track leading,
valley spring

14 letters:
began speaking,
began teaching,
blast cleaning,
blast freezing,
chance meeting,
demand feeding,
fast breathing,
franks hearing,
hands reaching,
mass screening,
plant breeding,
tracks leading

15 letters:
began preaching,
began screaming

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