Transitive Verbs Ending in RE and Containing B

Explore 21 verified English transitive verbs ending in RE and containing B, including Bare, Bore, Obscure, Beware, Backfire, Subculture and Blare. Browse these action words that take a direct object below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with A
1 words
abjure
Starts with B
9 words
bare
bore
beware
backfire
blare
barre
bemire
bewhore
broadshare
Starts with C
2 words
counterbore
chokebore
Starts with D
1 words
drawbore
Starts with J
1 words
jobshare
Starts with O
3 words
obscure
obdure
objure
Starts with R
1 words
rebore
Starts with S
1 words
subculture
Starts with U
2 words
underbore
unbare

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