Intransitive Verbs Starting with MI and Containing R

This list gathers 80 English intransitive verbs starting with MI and containing R, such as Minister, Minor, Misunderstanding, Misunderstood, Microwave, Misunderstand and Migrate. 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 MIC
13 words
microwave
micromanage
microdosing
microbrew
microdose
microblog
microtarget
microblade
microsleep
micturate
microlighting
microcrack
microgenerate
Starts with MIG
1 words
migrate
Starts with MIL
1 words
militarize
Starts with MIM
1 words
mimmer
Starts with MIN
4 words
minister
minor
mineralize
mineralogize
Starts with MIR
1 words
mire
Starts with MIS
24 words
misunderstanding
misunderstood
misunderstand
mistrust
misinterpret
misread
misfire
misreading
misinform
mispronounce
mishear
miscarry
misremember
misrule
misperceive
mistranslate
misreport
misgovern
misapprehend
mischarge
mismeasure
misparse
mistranscribe
misarticulate
Starts with MIT
1 words
mither

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