7 Letter Irregular Verbs Starting with O

Explore 40 verified English 7 letter irregular verbs that start with O, including Overlay, Oversee, Overrun, Outsell, Outgrow, Overpay and Overeat. Browse these non-standard verbs with unique past tense and participle forms below, or check past simple and past participle forms in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with OU21 words
outsell
outgrow
outworn
outdraw
outwear
outride
outswim
outgive
outread
outsing
outlead
outburn
outleap
outring
outweep
outwind
outtell
outfeel
outhear
outkeep
outfind
Starts with OV19 words
overlay
oversee
overrun
overpay
overeat
overlie
overbid
overfit
overfly
overhit
overbuy
overset
overbet
overcut
oversew
overwet
overget
overlet
oversow

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