Verbs Starting with F and Containing SH

Browse 35 valid English verbs starting with F and containing SH, from Fish, Finish, Fashion, Flash, Flesh, Flush and Fellowship to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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fashion
fash
famish
fashionize
Starts with FE
2 words
fellowship
fetishize
fish
finish
fishtail
fishhook
fishplate
fishify
flash
flesh
flush
flourish
flushing
flemish
flashbang
flashmob
flashforward
flatshare
flashflood
flyfish
flatwash
flosh
foreshadowing
foreshadow
foreshorten
foreshow
Starts with FR
2 words
freshen
frush
furnish
furnishing
furbish

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