Intransitive Verbs Starting with FE and Containing E

This list gathers 50 English intransitive verbs starting with FE and containing E, such as Feel, Felt, Feature, Fear, Fell, Fee and Fence. 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 FEA
10 words
feature
fear
feather
feast
fearmonger
featherbed
feak
featherstitch
feaze
feasten
Starts with FEC
2 words
feck
fecked
Starts with FED
5 words
fed
federated
fedex
federalize
federate
Starts with FEE
4 words
feel
feed
fee
feeze
Starts with FEF
1 words
fefnicute
Starts with FEI
2 words
feign
feint
Starts with FEL
5 words
felt
fell
fellowship
fellate
felch
Starts with FEM
1 words
feminize
Starts with FEN
4 words
fence
fend
fendillate
fenerate
Starts with FER
10 words
ferry
ferret
ferment
ferly
fertigate
feralize
fermentate
ferlie
ferruginate
ferv
Starts with FES
3 words
fester
fess
festinate
Starts with FET
1 words
fetch
Starts with FEU
1 words
feud
Starts with FEV
1 words
fever

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