Irregular Verbs That Start with O and End with T

Explore 27 verified English irregular verbs starting with O and ending with T, including Output, Offset, Overcast, Overshoot, Overeat, Overbought and Outhit. Sort these non-standard verbs with unique past tense and participle forms by word length for verb conjugation mastery, test prep, and grammar accuracy below, or check past simple and past participle forms in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with OF
1 words
offset
Starts with OP
1 words
opencast
Starts with OU8 words
ought
output
outhit
outshoot
outfight
outeat
outsit
outthrust
Starts with OV17 words
overcast
overshoot
overeat
overbought
overfit
overhit
overthrust
overset
overbet
overcut
overbeat
overwet
overget
overlet
overlight
overhent
overdight

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