Regular Verbs That Start with CLE

Explore 20 verified English regular verbs starting with CLE, including Clear, Clean, Cleaning, Clerk, Cleanse, Clench and Cleat. Browse these standard action words that form past tense with -ed by length below, or review -ed spelling and pronunciation patterns in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with CLEA
11 words
clear
clean
cleaning
cleanse
cleat
cleats
cleave
cleam
clearcole
cleach
clearstarch
Starts with CLEC
1 words
cleck
Starts with CLEE
2 words
cleek
cleech
Starts with CLEM
1 words
clem
Starts with CLEN
1 words
clench
Starts with CLER
2 words
clerk
clericalize
Starts with CLEU
1 words
cleuk
Starts with CLEW
1 words
clew

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