Irregular Verbs Starting with U and Containing A

This list gathers 39 English irregular verbs starting with U and containing A, such as Understand, Undertake, Underlay, Underpaid, Unlearn, Underpay and Unsay. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to check past simple and past participle forms.

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understand
undertake
underlay
underpaid
unlearn
underpay
unsay
unmake
undereat
unweave
undraw
unteach
unspeak
unlaid
unlade
unhang
undercast
unpay
unlay
unbear
unswear
underread
undersay
untread
upspeak
upcast
upstand
upbear
upleap
updraw
upbreak
uphang
upmake
uplead
uptear
upcatch

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