Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with clicking:
7 letters:
in king,
is king,
kick in,
sick in,
kick it,
pick it
8 letters:
ear ring,
his king,
pick him,
quick in,
stick in,
thick in,
if being,
in being,
is being,
it being,
stick is,
stick it,
trick is
9 letters:
this king,
with king,
big thing,
ding ding,
ding ling,
him being,
his being,
ill being,
sing sing,
slip ring,
this ring,
ting ling,
will sing,
wing ding,
a la king
10 letters:
which king,
ching ming,
click here,
here being,
near thing,
quick kick,
split ring,
swing wing,
this being,
this thing,
were being,
whing ding
11 letters:
brick being,
quick thing,
stick being,
trick being,
ching ching,
ditch being,
drill being,
fifth thing,
paris being,
pitch being,
queer thing,
ridge being,
sheer being,
shere singh,
singh being,
singh singh,
skill being,
smith being,
spear being,
split being,
still being,
strip being,
there being,
there rings,
thing being,
thing thing,
which being,
which thing,
admit being,
clear thing,
hamir singh,
resin being,
until being
12 letters:
cheque being,
bridge being,
cousin being,
firing being,
parish being,
sphere being,
spring being,
stitch being,
string being,
switch being,
a near thing,
berlin being,
career being,
relish being,
virgin being
13 letters:
still chewing,
there chewing
14 letters:
touching thing
15 letters:
unselfish thing
Some other possibilities:
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