RhymeZone: lingualumina

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with lingualumina:
3 syllables:
boosted the,
boosting the,
broom hilda,
chewing the,
choosing a,
choosing the,
cooling the,
doing a,
doing the,
fruit ninja,
grouping the,
loop digga,
losing a,
losing the,
louis the,
moving a,
moving the,
music a,
music the,
new vista,
proving a,
proving the,
que sera,
routed the,
ruling the,
shooting a,
shooting the,
smoothing the,
tuning the,
using a,
using the,
viewing a,
viewing the,
wu minxia,
yoo in-na

4 syllables:
abusing the,
accuses the,
accusing the,
approving the,
assuming a,
assuming the,
computing a,
computing the,
concluding a,
concluding the,
confuses the,
confusing the,
construing the,
consuming a,
consuming the,
defusing the,
diluting the,
disproving the,
disputing the,
eluded the,
eschewing the,
excluding the,
exuded a,
immune sera,
improving the,
impugning the,
including a,
including the,
induces a,
induces the,
inducing a,
inducing the,
occluding the,
perusing the,
polluting the,
precluded the,
producing a,
producing the,
pursuing a,
pursuing the,
recruited a,
reducing a,
reducing the,
refusing the,
refuted the,
refuting the,
removing a,
removing the,
renewing the,
resuming the,
reviewing a,
reviewing the,
subduing the,
typhoon in-fa,
undoing the,
unscrewing the

5 syllables:
david rudisha,
introduces a,
introduces the,
introducing a,
introducing the,
reproduces the,
reproducing the

6 syllables:
reintroducing the

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