RhymeZone: cross-tining

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with cross-tining:
8 letters:
or dying,
or lying

9 letters:
for dying,
for lying,
or buying,
or riding,
or rising,
or trying

10 letters:
for buying,
for crying,
for drying,
for dyeing,
for filing,
for firing,
for flying,
for frying,
for hiring,
for liking,
for mining,
for riding,
for trying,
for typing,
jaw wiring,
ore mining,
or binding,
or driving,
or finding,
or writing

11 letters:
all writing,
ball sizing,
draw filing,
for binding,
for driving,
for finding,
for guiding,
for pricing,
for signing,
for writing,
law binding,
long lining,
or fighting,
salt mining,
salt rising,
war driving,
your liking

12 letters:
before dying,
cross filing,
cross firing,
cross tining,
dog fighting,
for climbing,
for fighting,
for grinding,
for lighting,
for striking,
horse riding,
long winding,
north riding,
small dining,
storm rising,
your writing

13 letters:
ball lighting,
before buying,
before diving,
before drying,
before filing,
before firing,
before hiring,
before trying,
cloth binding,
cross priming,
fault finding,
force driving,
form grinding,
more striking,
quartz mining,
strong typing

14 letters:
ball lightning,
before finding,
before signing,
before writing,
cross lighting,
ford lightning,
report writing,
strong binding,
sword fighting,
toward finding

15 letters:
before climbing,
towards finding

18 letters:
reinforced binding

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