Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with shafting:
6 letters:
act in
7 letters:
at king,
cast in,
fact in
8 letters:
at being,
craft in,
draft in,
draft is,
graft is,
shaft is,
and king,
and sing,
cast him
9 letters:
bad thing,
snap ring,
that king,
last king,
shan tung,
and being,
black tin,
grant him
10 letters:
black ring,
brass ring,
than being,
that being,
that thing,
last being,
last thing,
kwang tung,
laughed in,
flashed in,
contact in
11 letters:
chang t'ing,
graph being,
staff being,
craft being,
draft being,
graft being,
shaft being,
batch being,
black being,
black thing,
brass being,
catch being,
chang ching,
class being,
class thing,
crack being,
glass being,
grass being,
match being,
patch being,
shall wring,
stack being,
surat singh,
track being,
bakht singh,
blast being,
grant being,
paste being,
plant being,
ralph singh,
staff bring,
staff think,
tract being,
huang t'ing,
brand being,
chand singh,
gland being,
grand thing,
japan being,
exact thing,
after being,
abstract in,
attached in,
attacked in
12 letters:
staff hiring,
zhang aiping,
class string,
passed being,
drafts being,
shafts being,
black tongue,
attack being,
bikram singh,
chiang ching,
dharam singh,
potash being,
repast being,
attacked him
13 letters:
chiang ch'ing,
compass being,
contact being,
extract being,
abraham being
14 letters:
abstract being,
abstract thing,
attached being
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