Transitive Verbs That Start with RI

Explore 50 verified English transitive verbs starting with RI, including Right, Risk, Ring, Ride, Rifle, Rip and Rid. Browse these action words that take a direct object by length below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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ribbon
rib
ribbed
rice
rick
richen
rickle
ricket
ride
rid
ridge
riddle
ridicule
rifle
rift
riff
rifling
riffle
rif
right
rig
rightsizing
rightsize
rigidify
righten
rigidize
Starts with RIL
1 words
rile
rim
rime
rimple
ring
rinse
rind
ringfence
ringbark
rine
rip
ripple
ripen
riposte
riprap
ripsaw
Starts with RIS
2 words
risk
risp
Starts with RIT
1 words
ritualize
rival
rivet
rive
rivel
rivalize

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