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Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with reading:
5 letters:
f ing,
x ing,
v ing

6 letters:
f king,
f ring,
l ring,
x wing,
b king,
b ring,
b wing,
c ring,
d ring,
p ring,
t ring,
v ring

7 letters:
be king,
li ling,
li ming,
li ning,
ski ing,
te ming,
we sing,
xi jing,
yi ding,
yi jing

8 letters:
air wing,
egg ring,
elf king,
red ring,
red wing,
ten sing,
web ring,
c string,
ear ring,
g string,
he bring,
hsi ning,
sea wing,
shi jing,
t string,
v string,
we bring,
we cling,
yi ching

9 letters:
baer ring,
bell ring,
chen ping,
dead king,
flex wing,
neck ring,
sex swing,
shen king,
wear ring,
west wing,
when king,
bean king,
beef ring,
each wing,
east wing,
fddi ring,
jean king,
tree ring

10 letters:
bells ring,
best thing,
death ring,
hecke ring,
help bring,
next thing,
rare thing,
red string,
their king,
then bring,
tien ching,
each thing,
gee string,
green wing,
shih ching,
sneak king,
speed king,
steel ring,
three ring,
tweed ring

11 letters:
check swing,
french king,
helps bring,
next spring,
text string,
when spring,
each spring,
maxine king,
sweet thing

12 letters:
check spring,
check string,
fresh spring,
helped bring,
bernice bing,
between king,
green spring,
please bring,
police sting,
reeds spring,
steel spring

13 letters:
blessed thing,
ear sloughing

16 letters:
stretched string

28 letters:
afrikaner weerstandsbeweging

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