Verbs That Start with R

Find 1,695 valid English verbs starting with R, including Right, Run, Read, Room, Return, Remember and Report. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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raise
rate
race
range
rain
radio
rank
rap
rail
ray
ratio
rat
rally
rage
rape
rack
raid
railroad
ranch
rainbow
ram
rabbit
ramp
rag
read
return
remember
report
rest
record
reason
result
ready
receive
research
reach
remain
represent
review
realize
reference
require
respect
release
recognize
request
remove
required
rhyme
rhubarb
rhapsodize
rhotacize
rhythmize
rhodanize
rheumatize
rhetorize
right
rise
risk
ring
ride
rifle
rip
rid
rival
riot
ribbon
rib
ridge
rig
rim
riddle
rinse
ripple
rift
ridicule
rivet
riff
ripen
rideshare
room
round
rock
row
roll
root
rough
route
roof
rope
rob
romance
rocket
roast
rotate
roar
roster
robe
rogue
rot
roam
roadmap
roger
roaming
run
rule
rush
rub
ruin
rumor
rubbish
rust
rupture
rumble
rubbing
rung
rut
rue
ruffle
rustle
rummage
ruddy
ruck
ruminate
ruff
rumba
rumple
rubberstamp
rv
ryke

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