Irregular Verbs Starting with B and Containing G

Browse 18 valid English irregular verbs starting with B and containing G, from Bring, Begin, Beating, Broadcasting, Bursting, Backlight and Beget to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to check past simple and past participle forms.

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Starts with BA
2 words
backlight
backswing
begin
beating
beget
begone
bedight
begird
besing
behight
begild
bego
Starts with BL
1 words
blacklight
Starts with BO
1 words
bowstring
Starts with BR
2 words
bring
broadcasting
Starts with BU
2 words
bursting
bullfight

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