Verbs Starting with CR and Containing RE

This list gathers 39 English verbs starting with CR and containing RE, such as Credit, Create, Crew, Cream, Credentials, Creep and Crest. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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Starts with CRE
24 words
credit
create
crew
cream
credentials
creep
crest
creeps
crepe
crease
creak
credential
crescendo
cremate
credentialed
cree
credentialing
cresting
creosote
creel
crenellated
creolize
crenel
crenellate
Starts with CRO
3 words
crossbreed
crossbred
crosswire
Starts with CRY
2 words
cryopreserve
cryoprecipitate

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