Regular Verbs Starting with S and Containing LO

Explore 49 verified English regular verbs starting with S and containing LO, including Slow, Slot, Shallow, Solo, Slope, Silo and Scallop. 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 SA
1 words
sallow
scallop
schlong
schloop
scatologize
Starts with SE
2 words
sellotape
sexploit
shallow
sherlock
shylock
Starts with SI
1 words
silo
Starts with SK
1 words
skelloch
slow
slot
slope
slop
slouch
slob
slog
slosh
slough
slalom
slobber
slops
sloganeering
sloganize
sloganeer
sloosh
slocken
sloom
slommock
slorm
Starts with SN
1 words
snowplow
solo
soliloquize
somniloquize
solodize
splotch
splodge
splosh
sploot
sploosh
splore
Starts with ST
1 words
stylopize
suballocate
summerfallow
superphlogisticate
Starts with SW
1 words
swallow
Starts with SY
1 words
syllogize

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