Regular Verbs Starting with BR and Containing S

Browse 27 valid English regular verbs starting with BR and containing S, from Breakfast, Brush, Breast, Brass, Browse, Bruise and Brainstorming 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
8 words
brass
brainstorming
brainstorm
braise
brandish
brainwash
brasque
bransolder
Starts with BRE
4 words
breakfast
breast
breadcrumbs
breaststroke
Starts with BRI
3 words
brisk
bristle
brisken
Starts with BRO
8 words
browse
broadside
brownnose
broadbrush
broast
bromise
broadshare
brosier
Starts with BRU
4 words
brush
bruise
brunoise
brustle

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