Transitive Verbs Starting with M and Containing R

Browse 314 valid English transitive verbs starting with M and containing R, from Mother, Market, Measure, Master, Marry, Minister and Murder to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with MA24 words
market
mark
master
marry
march
mature
margin
marble
mainstream
manufacture
marvel
maneuver
marginalized
massacre
marshal
martyr
marbles
maroon
marginalize
materialize
manure
manicure
masturbate
mascara
Starts with ME24 words
measure
meter
merit
merchandise
mentor
merge
memorize
mentoring
merch
merchandising
mesmerize
memorialize
merc
merk
metamorphose
meliorate
melodramatize
metricize
metricate
mercerize
metaphrase
mercurize
metropolitanize
metrify
Starts with MI24 words
minister
mirror
mister
misunderstanding
misunderstood
microwave
misunderstand
migrate
mistrust
microchip
mire
micromanage
misinterpret
misrepresent
misread
misdirected
mistreat
microfilm
misreading
misinform
microdosing
miter
misconstrue
misdirect
Starts with MO24 words
mother
mortgage
motor
monitor
moderate
mourn
mourning
mortar
moor
modernize
morph
moisturize
motorized
mortified
motorcade
morse
motorboat
monograph
monogram
morphing
mortify
mousetrap
monger
molder
Starts with MU14 words
murder
murmur
mutter
muster
murk
multitrack
muckrake
multitracking
multisource
mure
muriate
muckspread
murl
murgeon

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