5 Letter Intransitive Verbs Starting with CL

Browse 36 valid English 5 letter intransitive verbs that start with CL, from Close, Clear, Claim, Clean, Clock, Cloud and Click to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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Starts with CLA
10 words
claim
clash
clamp
clasp
clang
clank
clack
clart
claut
clawk
Starts with CLE
8 words
clear
clean
clerk
cleft
cleek
cleck
cleam
cleuk
Starts with CLI
4 words
click
climb
cling
clink
Starts with CLO
10 words
close
clock
cloud
clown
clone
clomp
clonk
clong
cloit
cloop
Starts with CLU
3 words
clump
clunk
cluck
Starts with CLY
1 words
clype

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