Regular Verbs That Start with CL and End with R

Explore 19 verified English regular verbs starting with CL and ending with R, including Clear, Cluster, Clutter, Clamor, Clatter, Clamber and Cloister. Sort these standard action words that form past tense with -ed by word length for past-tense conjugation practice and ESL verb drills below, or review -ed spelling and pronunciation patterns in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with CLA
6 words
clamor
clatter
clamber
clangor
clabber
claver
Starts with CLE
1 words
clear
Starts with CLI
3 words
clitter
clitterclatter
clishmaclaver
Starts with CLO
5 words
cloister
clobber
clotter
clour
clodder
Starts with CLU
3 words
cluster
clutter
clunter
Starts with CLY
1 words
clyster

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