Verbs That Start with RU

Find 47 valid English verbs starting with RU, including Run, Rule, Rush, Rub, Ruin, Rumor and Rubbish. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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rub
rubbish
rubbing
rubberstamp
rubberneck
rubberize
rubricate
rubify
rubefy
ruck
ruche
ruckle
ruddy
ruddle
rud
rue
ruffle
ruff
ruffed
ruggedize
ruin
ruinate
rule
rumor
rumble
rummage
ruminate
rumba
rumple
run
rung
rupture
ruralize
rush
rust
rustle
rustproof
rusticate
rustproofing
russianize
russify
rusticize
rut
rutch
ruttle
rutilate
rux

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