Irregular Verbs Starting with UN and Containing G

This list gathers 14 English irregular verbs starting with UN and containing G, such as Undergo, Underwriting, Unsling, Undergird, Unstrung, Unstring and Unhang. 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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Starts with UNB
1 words
unbeget
Starts with UNC
1 words
uncling
Starts with UND
5 words
undergo
underwriting
undergird
underfong
undight
Starts with UNG
3 words
unget
ungird
ungild
Starts with UNH
1 words
unhang
Starts with UNS
3 words
unsling
unstrung
unstring

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