Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with stingaree:
3 syllables:
string query,
tearing hurry,
tim curry,
this query,
victor i,
click query,
think early,
being thirty,
being varied,
being worried,
being worthy,
bring thirty,
bring turkey,
spring journey,
thing worried,
thing worries,
thing worthy,
things early,
tiring journey,
being early,
being hurried,
bring early,
spring early,
shrimp curry,
cousin percy,
dined early,
in thirty,
in turkey,
signed early,
since early,
winter they,
bliss perry,
built early,
chris murphy,
figure by,
filled early,
flourished early,
his journey,
his mercy,
his thirty,
is thirty,
is varied,
is worthy,
it varies,
its early,
killed early,
nichd early,
picked early,
picture by,
pitch varies,
quick jerky,
quick journey,
rick perry,
sheer mercy,
silver eel,
skill worthy,
skills early,
still worried,
still worthy,
swick perry,
swiss journey,
there thirty,
there worthy,
thick slurry,
this journey,
this varies,
this worthy,
were thirty,
were varied,
were worried,
were worthy,
which varied,
which varies,
with mercy,
with turkey,
with varied,
years early,
being clearly,
bring clearly,
click queries
4 syllables:
submit query,
asking mercy,
inner query,
submit queries,
appear blurry,
appear dirty,
appear worried,
appear worthy,
appeared early,
appears early,
career journey,
conflict early,
familiar early,
predict early,
until thirty,
until turkey,
uphill journey,
victor ii,
without hurry,
berlin early
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