6 Letter Regular Verbs Starting with BR

Browse 24 valid English 6 letter regular verbs that start with BR, from Bridge, Branch, Breast, Broker, Bronze, Breeze and Breach to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review -ed spelling and pronunciation patterns.

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Starts with BRA
5 words
branch
brandy
brazen
braise
braird
Starts with BRE
6 words
breast
breeze
breach
breech
brevet
brevit
Starts with BRI
3 words
bridge
bridle
brigue
Starts with BRO
7 words
broker
bronze
browse
broach
brogue
broast
brothe
Starts with BRU
3 words
bruise
brunch
brulee

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