RhymeZone: merekat

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with merekat:
3 syllables:
bearing that,
blessings that,
blessing that,
checking that,
ending at,
en mishpat,
ethics that,
ethic that,
friendship that,
getting at,
getting fat,
getting that,
glaring at,
guessing at,
lemming rat,
marriage at,
marriage that,
paris at,
paris that,
pecking at,
perished at,
premise that,
premiss that,
readings at,
readings that,
reading at,
reading that,
selling at,
selling flat,
senses that,
sensing that,
settings that,
setting at,
setting that,
sharing that,
spending that,
staring at,
stressing that,
swearing at,
tearing at,
telling that,
testing at,
testing that,
wearing that,
yelling at

4 syllables:
accepted at,
accepted that,
accepting that,
alleging that,
attesting that,
commencing at,
confesses that,
confessing that,
contended that,
contending that,
declaring that,
directing at,
directing that,
effective at,
effective that,
electric cat,
expecting that,
extensive that,
forgetting that,
incentives that,
lamented that,
lamenting that,
objectives at,
objectives that,
objective that,
perspectives that,
perspective that,
pretending that,
protesting that,
reflecting that,
regretted that,
regretting that,
rejected at,
rejected that,
requested that,
requesting that,
suggesting that,
suspecting that

5 syllables:
apprehensive that,
intersecting at,
overwhelming that,
recollected that,
recommending that

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