Regular Verbs Starting with O and Containing Y

Explore 49 verified English regular verbs starting with O and containing Y, including Okay, Occupy, Obey, Oyster, Outcry, Objectify and Oversimplify. Browse these standard action words that form past tense with -ed below, or review -ed spelling and pronunciation patterns in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with OB
2 words
obey
objectify
Starts with OC
1 words
occupy
Starts with OK
1 words
okay
Starts with OM
1 words
omnify
Starts with OP
2 words
opacify
opsonify
Starts with OS
1 words
ossify
outcry
outplay
outstay
outyield
outyell
outstudy
outbully
outjockey
outpsych
outweary
outpray
outyelp
outcrafty
outpity
oversimplify
overstay
overplay
overanalyze
oversupply
overhype
overspray
overjoy
overdye
overdry
overtype
overidentify
overclassify
overstudy
overcanopy
overweary
overcarry
oversway
overpsychologize
overmultiply
overply
overeye
overcloy
overyear
Starts with OX
2 words
oxygenate
oxygenize
Starts with OY
1 words
oyster

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