5 Letter Intransitive Verbs Starting with DR

This list gathers 23 English 5 letter intransitive verbs that start with DR, such as Drive, Drink, Dream, Dress, Drove, Drawn and Draft. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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Starts with DRA
7 words
drawn
draft
drain
drape
drawl
drail
drant
Starts with DRE
3 words
dream
dress
dread
Starts with DRI
4 words
drive
drink
drill
drift
Starts with DRO
8 words
drove
drown
drone
drool
droop
droll
drouk
droil
Starts with DRU
1 words
drunk

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