Intransitive Verbs Ending in GE and Containing G

Browse 192 valid English intransitive verbs ending in GE and containing G, from Change, Age, Page, Charge, Message, Manage and Range 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 A
8 words
age
average
arrange
avenge
arbitrage
astringe
autochange
accinge
Starts with B
11 words
binge
barge
bulge
budge
bilge
bodge
bludge
burge
bouge
breenge
bordrage
Starts with C
18 words
change
charge
challenge
cringe
collage
converge
centrifuge
cadge
countercharge
comanage
conge
constringe
counterchallenge
coarrange
cojudge
coengage
counterdisengage
commerge
Starts with D
15 words
discharge
dodge
diverge
disengage
dislodge
dredge
drudge
decoupage
disgorge
disoblige
deleverage
demerge
dinge
downchange
disponge
Starts with E
11 words
edge
exchange
engage
emerge
enlarge
engorge
effulge
enlodge
embarge
exsurge
engrege
Starts with F
8 words
forge
fudge
forage
flange
fledge
fadge
fidge
fage
Starts with G
8 words
grudge
gorge
gouge
gurge
gilravage
gledge
galravage
gillravage
Starts with H
3 words
hedge
hinge
hemorrhage
Starts with I
6 words
indulge
infringe
interchange
impinge
immerge
implunge
Starts with J
1 words
judge
Starts with K
1 words
kedge
Starts with L
4 words
lodge
lounge
lunge
luge
Starts with M
11 words
message
manage
merge
micromanage
misjudge
mismanage
munge
mischarge
modge
mudge
mislodge
Starts with N
2 words
nudge
noodge
Starts with O
10 words
oblige
overcharge
overindulge
overmanage
overpackage
overencourage
overurge
overgorge
outbulge
overarrange
Starts with P
13 words
page
passage
pledge
plunge
pilgrimage
purge
pillage
portage
presage
prejudge
prearrange
plodge
peenge
Starts with R
24 words
range
rage
ridge
refuge
recharge
rearrange
rouge
rampage
ravage
rummage
reemerge
renege
reengage
remortgage
resurge
remerge
rejudge
regorge
rechange
replunge
reurge
repassage
reenlarge
rerummage
Starts with S
23 words
surge
sponge
smudge
sludge
splurge
submerge
scavenge
sledge
stooge
scrounge
scrimmage
singe
splodge
stodge
scrummage
sparge
squidge
swedge
scunge
scrouge
smoodge
snudge
stinge
Starts with T
3 words
trudge
triage
twinge
Starts with U
5 words
urge
upsurge
undercharge
upcharge
unbandage
Starts with V
3 words
voyage
vintage
verge
Starts with W
2 words
wedge
whinge

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