Irregular Verbs Starting with O and Containing H

Explore 28 verified English irregular verbs starting with O and containing H, including Overthrow, Overhang, Overhear, Overthink, Outshine, Overshoot and Outthink. 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 OU11 words
ought
outshine
outthink
outhit
outshoot
outfight
outthrust
outthrow
outcatch
outhear
outchide
Starts with OV17 words
overthrow
overhang
overhear
overthink
overshoot
overbought
overhit
overthrust
overwithholding
overwithhold
overhold
overshine
overteach
overcatch
overlight
overhent
overdight

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