RhymeZone: resitting

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with resitting:
3 syllables:
beak trimming,
beam building,
beam filling,
beam splitting,
beam steering,
beef dripping,
be bricking,
be bringing,
be building,
be fixing,
be giving,
be kidding,
be living,
be missing,
be singing,
be sitting,
be thinking,
be willing,
clean drinking,
clean living,
cream skimming,
creeping thing,
deep drilling,
deep linking,
de listing,
de risking,
dns rebinding,
each building,
ear piercing,
ear pinning,
ear ringing,
ear trimming,
even bring,
e billing,
fee splitting,
field splitting,
free milling,
free shipping,
free swimming,
free swinging,
free thinking,
grease fitting,
green building,
green living,
keep thinking,
key splitting,
lean thinking,
means giving,
me thinking,
peace building,
pre drinking,
queens shilling,
reef building,
screen printing,
sea drilling,
sea fishing,
seemed fitting,
seemed willing,
seems fitting,
seem willing,
seepage spring,
see listing,
sheep shearing,
spree killing,
steam fitting,
steam stripping,
swedish king,
team building,
teat stripping,
tea drinking,
tree living,
tree sitting,
weeping spring

4 syllables:
between living,
complete listing,
complete mixing,
concrete building,
concrete thinking,
disease kissing,
machine building,
machine stitching,
machine stripping,
marine living,
technique filling

5 syllables:
dvd ripping,
japanese fishing,
japanese shipping

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