Intransitive Verbs Ending in R and Containing I

Explore 196 verified English intransitive verbs ending in R and containing I, including Air, Consider, Fair, Sister, Winter, Chair and Pair. Browse these complete action verbs that stand without a direct object below, or compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with A
4 words
air
administer
auctioneer
appair
Starts with B
6 words
bitter
blister
bicker
birr
briguer
backspeir
Starts with C
20 words
consider
chair
choir
cipher
chipper
cinder
cantilever
charioteer
chitter
conventioneer
chirr
clitter
clitterclatter
coinfer
chicker
clishmaclaver
childbear
cuiter
cancelier
chiffer
Starts with D
19 words
deliver
discover
disappear
despair
differ
dither
discolor
deregister
disremember
dicker
dissever
domineer
disanchor
degringoler
didder
daiker
depair
disshiver
doilter
Starts with E
3 words
embroider
electioneer
effeir
Starts with F
11 words
fair
finger
filter
flicker
filibuster
financier
fritter
flitter
fitcher
flichter
forfair
Starts with G
5 words
glitter
glimmer
gibber
glister
glidder
Starts with H
2 words
helicopter
hinder
Starts with I
4 words
infer
imagineer
ingather
inpour
Starts with J
3 words
jitter
jigger
jibber
Starts with L
9 words
liquor
linger
litter
lair
limber
loiter
loquitur
lipper
leister
Starts with M
21 words
minister
minor
monitor
mountaineer
mishear
mutineer
misremember
mither
malinger
moither
maladminister
misenter
misrefer
misregister
moider
misinfer
mislabor
missteer
mismeter
miswander
mimmer
Starts with N
4 words
neighbor
nicker
nither
niffer
Starts with O
3 words
overwinter
orienteer
overstir
Starts with P
11 words
pair
pioneer
premier
pilfer
privateer
preregister
philander
profiteer
pitter
pulpiteer
pickeer
Starts with Q
2 words
quiver
quaeritur
Starts with R
9 words
register
repair
reconsider
reconnoiter
reregister
rototiller
roister
resimmer
reembroider
Starts with S
24 words
sister
silver
soldier
stir
spider
shiver
simmer
splinter
shimmer
sidebar
skipper
sliver
slither
snicker
snigger
scissor
simper
skitter
sinter
scrutineer
swither
shicker
skirr
shikar
Starts with T
9 words
trigger
tier
twitter
tailor
tinker
tiller
titter
tirr
taiver
Starts with U
4 words
underdeliver
unpair
unlimber
unvisor
Starts with V
1 words
varietur
Starts with W
10 words
winter
whisper
waiter
whimper
wither
whir
witter
whicker
whitter
whidder
Starts with Y
2 words
yicker
yirr
Starts with Z
1 words
zipper

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