Transitive Verbs That Start with B and End with R

Explore 74 verified English transitive verbs starting with B and ending with R, including Better, Brother, Bear, Border, Butter, Bother and Bitter. Sort these action words that take a direct object by word length for clear sentence construction and active voice writing below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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bar
barrier
batter
barber
banter
badger
backdoor
barter
backburner
backorder
backscatter
backspeer
backspeir
better
bear
beggar
bewilder
belabor
bestir
beleaguer
besmear
bespatter
beflower
beslobber
bepepper
beplaster
befinger
beslubber
bestar
bediaper
beglamor
beclamor
beslaver
bemurmur
bescatter
bepowder
bepester
Starts with BI
2 words
bitter
bioengineer
blur
blunder
blister
blinker
blubber
bluster
blabber
blether
blear
blooter
border
bother
bolster
bower
brother
broker
broider
brilliandeer
briguer
brosier
bransolder
butter
buffer
butcher
bunker
bugger
burr
buckler
bushhammer

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