RhymeZone: handshaking

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with handshaking:
3 syllables:
abcd rating,
afk gaming,
am claiming,
am making,
am paying,
am praying,
am saying,
am staying,
am taking,
am waiting,
at changing,
at making,
at taking,
back breaking,
back nailing,
back raking,
bands playing,
band playing,
batch trading,
bragg grating,
cat facing,
drag racing,
fan training,
fast breaking,
fast changing,
fast fading,
flash ranging,
flash trading,
flat chasing,
flat fading,
flat flaking,
flat racing,
flat shading,
franz geyling,
gang raping,
glass gazing,
glass painting,
gourad shading,
gram staining,
hands shaking,
hand mating,
hand painting,
hand railing,
hand shaking,
hand waving,
hat making,
jam making,
jam skating,
land sailing,
man hating,
map making,
mass mailing,
mass wasting,
match making,
nap taking,
path breaking,
ramp pacing,
ram raiding,
sack racing,
sat facing,
sat gazing,
sat waiting,
scam baiting,
staff training,
stand facing,
tasks facing,
task facing,
tax saving,
than making,
than saying,
than taking,
than waiting,
that changing,
that making,
that painting,
that saying,
that taking,
that training,
track racing,
valve casing,
wax painting,
yak shaving

4 syllables:
abstract painting,
advanced training,
began dating,
began laying,
began making,
began pacing,
began painting,
began paying,
began playing,
began raising,
began shaking,
began taking,
began trading,
demand paging

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