6 Letter Regular Verbs Starting with PR

This list gathers 22 English 6 letter regular verbs that start with PR, such as Pretty, Prefer, Prison, Profit, Praise, Prompt and Priest. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to review -ed spelling and pronunciation patterns.

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Starts with PRA
2 words
praise
prance
Starts with PRE
14 words
pretty
prefer
preach
prefix
prefab
precis
preamp
premix
prehab
pregel
preact
prearm
predry
predie
Starts with PRI
2 words
prison
priest
Starts with PRO
3 words
profit
prompt
propel
Starts with PRU
1 words
prusik

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