Intransitive Verbs Ending in N and Containing R

Browse 231 valid English intransitive verbs ending in N and containing R, from Turn, Run, Green, Return, Learn, Reason and Train 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
5 words
adjourn
accordion
appertain
afterburn
attorn
Starts with B
13 words
brown
burn
bargain
broaden
brighten
burgeon
bluescreen
backburn
barken
brisken
breadthen
bedarken
browden
Starts with C
20 words
crown
chairman
cartoon
crayon
crimson
charleston
caravan
churn
careen
coarsen
croon
chaperon
crampon
counterplan
crispen
counterpetition
coreign
counterquestion
creen
crooken
Starts with D
12 words
drawn
drain
drown
discern
darn
darken
distrain
disburden
detrain
decern
disemburden
disentrain
Starts with E
9 words
earn
entertain
entrain
embrown
encrimson
embrighten
enharden
embroaden
enripen
Starts with F
7 words
frighten
frown
freshen
foreplan
forerun
fireburn
fingerspin
Starts with G
9 words
green
garden
govern
grain
grin
groan
gurn
girn
greaten
Starts with H
5 words
harden
handwritten
hearken
harshen
hoarsen
Starts with I
6 words
iron
intern
interwoven
interloan
imbrown
interjoin
Starts with L
2 words
learn
largen
Starts with M
7 words
mourn
misgovern
mislearn
misreckon
mistrain
murgeon
mowburn
Starts with O
21 words
overturn
overrun
overexplain
overtrain
overdesign
overtighten
overplan
overstrain
overween
overburn
overscan
overclean
overlearn
overspin
outburn
overripen
overgrain
overgovern
overstain
overreckon
overlengthen
Starts with P
13 words
pattern
procession
pertain
prawn
preen
purloin
pretrain
preplan
preclean
pickaroon
picaroon
pern
preharden
Starts with R
24 words
run
return
reason
remain
rain
ruin
reckon
reign
ribbon
resign
refrain
reopen
raven
rein
rejoin
retrain
recon
ripen
reposition
realign
redden
respawn
roughen
reawaken
Starts with S
21 words
screen
strain
strengthen
sermon
scorn
straighten
sharpen
shorten
sunburn
speedrun
shrunken
sojourn
silkscreen
smarten
scran
starken
secern
sorn
surrejoin
superharden
scarcen
Starts with T
5 words
turn
train
transition
threaten
trudgen
Starts with U
7 words
upturn
unlearn
unfrozen
undersign
uprun
underrun
underspin
Starts with W
5 words
warn
worn
worsen
windburn
warmen
Starts with Y
2 words
yarn
yearn

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