Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with repugning:
2 syllables:
nan ning,
kharak singh,
kun ming,
stuck being,
truck being,
bharat singh,
blood being,
brush being,
but being,
can sing,
ch'en p'ing,
chief being,
chief thing,
chung ching,
chung hsing,
cud chewing,
done thing,
douglas being,
dutch being,
fearsome thing,
gas ring,
gull wing,
guman singh,
jaimal singh,
jaipal singh,
judge being,
lan ping,
man being,
men being,
nan ching,
nan ling,
quorum being,
sarup singh,
skull being,
sludge being,
some being,
some thing,
stress being,
stuff being,
such being,
such thing,
sun king,
the done thing,
the sun king,
then being,
thumb being,
thumb ring,
thus being,
tongue being,
truss being,
twice being,
up being,
was being,
was king,
when being,
when king,
young being,
young king,
young thing,
cha ching,
colleague being,
drugs being,
ka ching,
leg sling,
pronoun being,
big thing,
drugs in,
hugged him,
junk ring,
plugged in,
pug mill,
trucks being,
trunk being
3 syllables:
added being,
advice being,
asset being,
office being,
uncle being,
unless being,
a la king,
extra thing,
conduct being,
lucky thing,
product being,
accent being,
acids being,
added things,
added wings,
adult being,
adult thing,
advice touching,
alan turing,
ascent being,
assent being,
become kings,
become things
4 syllables:
accurate aiming,
unlucky thing,
addresses being,
admiral being
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