Verbs That Start with RE and End with R

Explore 75 verified English verbs starting with RE and ending with R, including Remember, Refer, Recover, Register, Repair, Rear and Render. Sort these action words and doing words by word length for active storytelling, resume action verbs, and grammar lessons below, or review conjugation tables and tense rules in our verb grammar guide.

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rear
reappear
readminister
reanswer
realter
rebar
recover
reconsider
recur
recenter
recolor
reconnoiter
reconquer
recharter
recontour
reconfer
recower
rediscover
redeliver
redsear
reenter
reengineer
reencounter
reembroider
refer
refilter
reflower
register
regather
regear
rehear
rehammer
reinter
reincur
rejigger
reletter
relaunder
relacquer
remember
remainder
remaster
remurmur
render
renumber
rencounter
reorder
reoccur
reoffer
repair
repower
repaper
replaster
repour
reproffer
reprosper
reregister
resolder
resimmer
resilver
reshower
reshoulder
resequester
reshear
reslander
resever
resepulcher
rescounter
retransfer
retear
retailor
retemper
reupholster
reutter
rewear
rewater

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