Intransitive Verbs Starting with R and Containing OL

This list gathers 34 English intransitive verbs starting with R and containing OL, such as Roll, Resolve, Revolt, Revolve, Recollect, Roleplay and Revolting. 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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ragdoll
rathole
rantipole
resolve
revolt
revolve
recollect
revolting
retool
recolor
reroll
refold
reenroll
reconsolidate
refollow
recolonize
resolidify
resolder
resolicit
redissolve
repolarize
repoll
respool
repolish
remythologize
roll
roleplay
rollercoaster
rollerblade
rollerskating
rollerskate
rockpool
rollick
rollercoast

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