Transitive Verbs Starting with UN and Containing OL

This list gathers 15 English transitive verbs starting with UN and containing OL, such as Unfold, Unfollow, Unroll, Unbolt, Unholster, Unspool and Unmold. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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unbolt
unblindfold
unblindfolded
Starts with UNC
1 words
uncolt
Starts with UND
1 words
undercool
unfold
unfollow
unfool
Starts with UNH
1 words
unholster
Starts with UNM
2 words
unmold
unmolded
Starts with UNP
1 words
unpolish
Starts with UNR
1 words
unroll
Starts with UNS
2 words
unspool
unsolder

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