Intransitive Verbs Starting with S and Containing S

Browse 1,420 valid English intransitive verbs starting with S and containing S, from Say, See, School, Show, Set, Side and Seem to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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say
save
saw
satisfy
sail
sacrifice
salute
saddle
salsa
savvy
savor
sap
sauna
sag
saturate
sass
samba
sadden
sally
saute
saunter
sandbag
salivate
sashay
school
score
screen
scale
scream
scheme
scratch
scan
scroll
screw
scare
scent
sculpture
scam
scar
scatter
screaming
scrap
scout
screenshot
scorn
scrub
scarf
scrubs
see
set
seem
send
sell
search
self
serve
season
separate
seek
seed
select
settle
seal
segment
serving
seize
sermon
sew
seam
sever
sext
seep
show
short
share
shape
shot
ship
shop
shoot
shit
sharp
shoulder
shut
shift
shock
sheet
shade
shake
shine
shout
shell
shelter
shower
shy
shades
side
single
sign
sit
sister
sing
sight
sick
silver
signal
sink
sin
sigh
singles
sip
simplify
signify
sim
simmer
sidebar
sickle
silt
sizzle
sift
skip
skirt
sketch
ski
skate
skim
skew
skateboard
skid
skipper
skirmish
skyrocket
skateboarding
skank
skiff
skeet
skydive
skimp
skitter
skylark
skive
skittle
skulk
skink
sleep
slow
slip
slave
slide
slice
slot
slim
slope
slam
slap
slack
slash
slang
slay
slit
sling
slug
slump
slur
slant
sled
slime
slum
smart
smell
smile
smoke
smooth
smith
smash
smack
smear
smother
smirk
smudge
smuggle
smite
smolder
smelt
smut
smooch
smush
smudging
smoosh
smithing
smarten
smoothen
snow
snake
snap
sneak
snack
sniff
snatch
snowflake
snag
sneeze
snowball
snug
snooze
snail
snore
snitch
snarl
snuggle
sneer
snort
snicker
snowboarding
snorkeling
snip
sound
sort
soldier
solve
soil
solo
sorted
sober
sorrow
sour
sob
soften
soak
soar
sow
soothe
socialize
solicit
sonnet
softball
solidify
solder
soot
somerset
speak
spend
space
spring
sport
speed
spoke
spread
spell
spot
split
spin
spare
spider
spam
spoil
spy
specify
spike
spoon
spray
spark
spill
spit
square
squeeze
squash
squirrel
squat
squeal
squid
squint
squeak
squirt
squirm
squall
squabble
squish
squawk
squiggle
squeegee
squelch
squib
squee
squinch
squidge
squinny
squiz
still
stand
stop
start
stay
study
stuff
step
store
star
stock
stick
strike
stress
string
storm
struggle
stream
stretch
steal
stuck
stroke
stamp
stare
summer
sun
suppose
supply
suit
surface
sum
succeed
sugar
survive
survey
suffer
suspect
submit
sub
subscribe
substitute
suicide
suck
supper
sunset
suspend
summit
surge
switch
swing
swim
sweep
swear
sweat
swallow
swap
swell
swipe
swamp
sway
swag
swarm
swan
swagger
sweats
swerve
swirl
sweeten
swivel
swoop
swab
swoon
sync
syllable
symbolize
syndicate
synthesize
synchronize
sympathize
synapse
synergize
synopsize
syncopate
syllabify
syllogize
symmetrize
syncretize
syllabicate
syntonize
sycophantize
syllabize
synoecize
synd
sye

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