Regular Verbs That Start with PRI

Explore 23 verified English regular verbs starting with PRI, including Price, Primary, Print, Prison, Prime, Pride and Privilege. 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 PRIB
1 words
pribble
Starts with PRIC
4 words
price
pricing
prick
prickle
Starts with PRID
1 words
pride
Starts with PRIE
1 words
priest
Starts with PRIL
1 words
prill
Starts with PRIM
4 words
primary
prime
prim
primp
Starts with PRIN
3 words
print
prink
princify
Starts with PRIO
1 words
prioritize
Starts with PRIS
2 words
prison
priss
Starts with PRIV
4 words
privilege
privatize
privateer
privateering
Starts with PRIZ
1 words
prize

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