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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with reading:

2 syllables:
air wing,
baer ring,
bells ring,
bell ring,
best thing,
blessed thing,
check spring,
check string,
check swing,
chen ping,
dead king,
death ring,
egg ring,
elf king,
flex wing,
french king,
fresh spring,
f ing,
f king,
f ring,
hecke ring,
helped bring,
helps bring,
help bring,
l ring,
neck ring,
next spring,
next thing,
rare thing,
red ring,
red string,
red wing,
sex swing,
shen king,
stretched string,
ten sing,
text string,
their king,
then bring,
tien ching,
wear ring,
web ring,
west wing,
when king,
when spring,
x ing,
x wing,
bean king,
beef ring,
be king,
b king,
b ring,
b wing,
c ring,
c string,
d ring,
each spring,
each thing,
each wing,
ear ring,
ear sloughing,
east wing,
fddi ring,
gee string,
green spring,
green wing,
g string,
he bring,
hsi ning,
jean king,
li ling,
li ming,
li ning,
please bring,
p ring,
reeds spring,
sea wing,
shih ching,
shi jing,
ski ing,
sneak king,
speed king,
steel ring,
steel spring,
sweet thing,
te ming,
three ring,
tree ring,
tweed ring,
t ring,
t string,
v ing,
v ring,
v string,
we bring,
we cling,
we sing,
xi jing,
yi ching,
yi ding,
yi jing


3 syllables:
bernice bing,
between king,
maxine king,
police sting


9 syllables:
afrikaner weerstandsbeweging



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