Intransitive Verbs That Start with PA

Find 100 valid English intransitive verbs starting with PA, including Part, Pass, Party, Pay, Page, Parent and Pain. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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pack
pace
packing
packrat
pacificate
pad
paddle
paddleboard
padnag
page
paginate
paganize
pain
pair
paint
pains
pairing
paintball
pale
pal
pall
palaver
palpate
palpitate
palter
palatalize
palpebrate
Starts with PAM
2 words
pamphleteer
pamphleteering
pan
panic
pancake
pant
panhandle
pander
pantomime
panegyrize
panbroil
Starts with PAP
1 words
papalize
part
party
parent
park
partner
participate
parade
parachute
parse
partake
paraphrase
parkour
parry
parasailing
parley
parachuting
parch
parboil
paraglide
parallelize
paramotor
particularize
parasitize
parasail
pass
passage
paste
pastor
pasture
pash
passivize
passivate
pasear
pattern
patch
pat
patrol
patter
patina
patinate
patinize
Starts with PAU
1 words
pause
Starts with PAW
1 words
paw
Starts with PAY
1 words
pay

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