Irregular Verbs Starting with U and Containing R

Browse 67 valid English irregular verbs starting with U and containing R, from Understand, Undergo, Undertake, Underlie, Undercut, Underlay and Underpaid 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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understand
undergo
undertake
underlie
undercut
underlay
underpaid
underwriting
unlearn
underwrite
underpay
unfrozen
undersell
unfreeze
underfed
underdone
underspend
underbid
undergird
unstrung
undershoot
undereat
unstring
undraw
uppercut
uprise
upthrust
uprun
upspring
upbear
upburst
upthrow
upgrow
upbring
updraw
upbreak
uptear
upgird

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