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List of 618 English IrregularVerbs

ABaseForm

Past Simple Past Participle Definition

Abide Abode/AbidedAbode/Abided/Abidden

To continueTo reside\live

Aby/Abey

Abought AboughtTo make amends forsomething wrong

Alight Alit/Alighted Alit/Alighted To get off a bus, train, etc.

Arise Arose Arisen

To originateTo get up from horizontal

position, out of bedTo come into existence

Awake Awoke AwokenTo stop sleeping andbecome conscious

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Backbite Backbit BackbittenTo speak badly aboutsomeone

Backfit Backfit Backfit

To fit new parts intoan older machine thatweren't availablewhen the machinewas made

Backlight

Backlit BacklitTo illuminate frombehind (photography)

Backslide

BackslidBackslid/Backslidden

To stop makingprogress and startregressing

Be Was/Were Been

To exist, live or occur.

To have as a qualityor a stateAn auxiliary verb

Bear Bore Born/BorneTo carryTo tolerateTo give birth to

Beat Beat Beaten To hit repeatedly

Become Became BecomeTo come intoexistence

Bedight Bedight/Bedighted Bedight/Bedighted To adorn, decorateBefall Befell Befallen To happen

To happen tosomebody or
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something

Beget Begot/Begat BegottenTo cause somethingto happenTo procreate

Begin Began Begun To start something

Begird Begirt/Begirded Begirt To encircle

Behight Behight Behight/BehotenTo promise or vowTo order

Behold Beheld BeheldTo become consciousof by seeing

Belay Belaid/Belayed Belaid/BelayedTo secure a boat witha ropeTo tie up

Bend Bent BentTo curve somethingby distorting its shape

Bereave Bereft Bereft/BereavedTo lose a relativethrough their deathTo deprive

BeseechBesought/Beseeched

Besought/Beseeched

To ask someone veryinsistently to dosomething

Beset Beset BesetTo be restricted andoccupied bydifficulties

Bespeak Bespoke Bespoken

To be a signal orsymbol of something

To set aside orreserve something

To ask for

Bestrew BestrewedBestrewed/Bestrewn

To cover a surface bythrowing things aboutrandomly

Bestride Bestrode BestriddenTo sit or stand withone leg on either sideof something

Bet Bet BetTo risk money againstthe result of a futureevent

Betake Betook Betaken To go to a place

Bethink Bethought BethoughtTo think aboutsomethingTo remind yourself

Beweep Bewept BeweptTo cry for or oversomeone orsomething

Bid Bid BidTo make an offer ofmoney or services

Bid Bade Bidden To command or urge
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someone to dosomething

Bide Bided/Bode BidedTo wait forTo tolerateTo withstand

Bind Bound BoundTo tie something withstring, or similar, tohold it

Bite Bit BittenTo cut or hold withteeth

Blaw Blawed Blawn To blow

Bleed Bled BledTo lose blood througha cut in the skin

Blend Blended/Blent Blended/Blent To mix together

Bless Blessed/Blest Blessed/BlestTo wish or conferhappinessTo make holy

Blow Blew BlownTo move air, wind andgases

Bottle-feed

Bottle-fed Bottle-fedTo feed a baby with abottle

Bowstring

Bowstrung/Bowstringed

BowstrungTo strangle with thestring from a bow

Break Broke BrokenTo cause somethingto separate into atleast two pieces

Breast-feed Breast-fed Breast-fed To feed a baby withbreast milk

Breed Bred Bred

To produce animalsor plants bycontrolling theirreproduction

Bring Brought Brought

To carry or conveysomething to theplace where you aregoing

Broadca

st

Broadcast/Broadcas

ted

Broadcast/Broadca

sted

To transmit radio or

TV signals

Browbeat

BrowbeatBrowbeat/Browbeaten

To put pressure onsomeone or bullythem to do something

Build Built Built To construct

Burn Burnt/Burned Burnt/BurnedTo consume or beconsumed by fire

Burst Burst Burst

To break somethingopen, usually byinternal pressure,such as a balloon withtoo much air in it

Bust Bust Bust To break
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Buy Bought BoughtTo acquire somethingin exchange formoney

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Cast Cast CastTo throw or projectsomething

Catch Caught Caught

To receiveTo stop and hold amoving object,usually with yourhandsTo make something

unable to escape

Cheerlead Cheerled CheerledTo cheer andsupport a team inan organised group

Chide Chid Chid/Chidden

To tell somebodyoff when they havedone somethingwrong

Choose Chose Chosen To select

Clap Clapped/Clapt Clapped/Clapt

To hit your handstogether to make a

sound to showapprovalTo make a loudnoise, like thunder

Clear-cut Clear-cut Clear-cutTo cut down alltrees in an area

Cleave Cleft/Cleaved/CloveCleft/Cleaved/Cloven

To separate ordivide something,often with forceTo stick or holdtogether

CleekClaught/Claucht/Cleeked

CleekedTo grasp or takehold of

Clepe ClepedCleped/Ycleped/Yclept

To call or name

Cling Clung ClungTo hold on to or tostick to

Clothe Clad/Clothed Clad/ClothedTo dress someoneor provide themwith clothes

Colorbree

d Colorbred Colorbred

To breed an animal

to be of a particularcolor
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Colorcast Colorcast ColorcastTo broadcast incolor

Come Came Come

To move towardsor to arrive at aspecified place,

time or situation

Cost Cost Cost

The amount ofmoney required tobuy something; itcosts five dollars.

Cost-cut Cost-cut Cost-cutTo redcuce costs orexpenditure

Counterdraw

Counterdrew Counterdrawn To copy by tracing

Counterlig

htCounterlit Counterlit

To light somethingdirectly fromopposite sides

Cowrite Cowrote CowrittenTo write withsomeone

Crash-diveCrash-dived/Crash-dove

Crash-divedTo go down veryquickly

Creep Crept CreptTo move along theground lying down

Creep-feed

Creep-fed Creep-fed

To feed younganimals in a specialarea that adult

animals can't get in

Crib-bite Crib-bit Crib-bittenTo bite its mangerand swallow air (ofa horse)

Cross-bite Cross-bit Cross-bitten

To thwart or stopsomethinghappening bydeception

Cross-string

Cross-strung Cross-strung

To place bassstrings on a pianoacross the treble

strings

Crossbreed

Crossbred Crossbred

To breed animalsor plants ofdifferent species,like a mule, whichis a crossbreed of adonkey and a horse

Crosscut Crosscut CrosscutTo move betweenscenes or stories ina film or narrative

Crosslight Crosslit Crosslit To illuminate fromdifferent sides, butnot directly
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opposite

Crow Crowed/Crew CrowedTo boastTo utter a soundindicating pleasure

Cut Cut Cut

To break the

surface ofsomething with aknife or similar tool

D

BaseForm


Dare Dared/Durst DaredTo have sufficientcourage

Daydrea

m

Daydreamt/Daydre

amt

Daydreamt/Daydre

amt

To have dream-like

thoughts when a wakeTo have a fantasy

Deal Dealt DealtTo distribute,especially playingcards in games

Deep-freeze

Deep-froze Deep-frozen

To freeze or storefrozenTo suspend progressor activity

Dig Dug DugTo make a hole in theground

Dight Dight/Dighted Dight/Dighted To dictate ordersDispreadDispread Dispread To spread out

Disprove DisprovedDisproven/Disproved

To prove thatsomething is fale orwrong

Dive Dived/Dove DivedTo jump head first intowaterTo fall quickly

Do Did DoneTo perform or carryout

Dogfight Dogfought Dogfought

To fight in aeroplanesTo arrange a fightbetween dogs forsport

Dow Dought/Dowed Dought/DowedTo have the ability todo somethingTo do well

Draw Drew DrawnTo make a pictureusing a pen or pencil

Dream Dreamt/Dreamed Dreamt/DreamedTo see visual imageswhile sleeping

Drink Drank Drunk To consume liquidsDrip- Drip-fed Drip-fed To feed someone with
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feed

fluids going into theveinTo release informationvery slowly, bit by bit

Drive Drove DrivenTo operate and control

a car or other vehicle

Dwell Dwelt DweltTo reside or livesomewhere

E

BaseForm

PastSimple

PastParticiple

Definition

Eat Ate Eaten To consume solid foodEnd-run

End-ran End-runTo avoid doing something bycheating or deceit

Engird Engirt Engirt To encircle, encompassEngrave

EngravedEngraved/Engraven

To carve letters or a pattern intothe surface of something

Enwind

Enwound EnwoundTo make into a coilTo wrap around something

F

BaseForm


Fall Fell FallenTo move downwardsor to the ground

Farebeat Farebeat FarebeatenTo avoid paying fareswhen using publictransport

Fast-cut Fast-cut Fast-cutTo cut quickly fromone scene to anotherin a film

Feed Fed Fed To give or supply food

Feel Felt FeltTo sense by touchTo experience anemotion, or sensation

Fight Fought Fought To try to hurt or killsomeone in combat orwar

Find Found Found

To discoversomething either bychance or whenlooking for it

Fit Fit/Fitted Fit/Fitted

To be the correct size,for clothes, etc.(fit/fit/fit)To measure someone

for size (fit fit/fitted/fit/fitted)
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Flash-freeze

Flash-froze Flash-frozenTo freeze food veryrapidly to preservetaste and nutrients

Flee Fled FledTo run away in orderto find safety

Fling Flung Flung To throw or movesomething suddenly

Floodlight Floodlit Floodlit

To use powerful lightsto illuminatesomething outside atnight

Fly Flew FlownTo move through theairTo travel by aeroplane

Flyblow Flyblew FlyblownTo contaminate bylaying eggs, the way afly does

Forbear Forbore Forborne/ForbornNot to use or talkabout something

Forbid Forbade/Forbad Forbidden To prohibit

Force-feed Force-fed Force-fedTo feed someone whorefuses or doesn'twant to eat

Fordo/Foredo

Fordid Fordone To ruin or destroy

ForecastForecast/Forecast

ed

Forecast/Forecast

ed

To predict the future

Forefeel Forefelt Forefelt

To have a feelingbefore somethinghappensTo have a premonition

Forego Forewent ForegoneTo preceed somethingTo go withoutsomething

Foreknow Foreknew ForeknownTo know somethingbeforehand

Forerun Foreran Forerun

To go before

somethingTo show thatsomething is going tohappen

Foresee Foresaw ForeseenTo predict or see thefuture

Foreshow ForeshowedForshowed/Foreshown

To show something ormake it knownbeforehandTo foretell

Forespeak Forespoke Forespoken To predictTo speak ofsomething


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beforehandForetell Foretold Foretold To predict the future

Forget Forgot ForgottenTo be unable toremember something

Forgive Forgave Forgiven

To pardon or stop

being angry withsomeone who hasoffended you

Forlese Forlore Forlorn To lose completely

Forsake Forsook ForsakenTo give something upTo abandon

Forswear Forswore ForswornTo make a falsepromise or oath

FraughtFraught/Fraughted

Fraught/FraughtedTo stockTo load a ship, etcTo hire a ship, etc

Free-fall Free-fell Free-fallen

To drop or fallsuddenlyTo fall through the airwithout opening aparachute

Freeze Froze Frozen

To make liquids intosolids by coldtemperaturesTo store food belowzero degrees

centigrade

Frostbite Frostbit FrostbittenTo injure or damagepart of the bodythrough extreme cold

G

BaseForm

Past SimplePast

ParticipleDefinition

Gainsay Gainsaid Gainsaid To contradict or deny

GaslightGaslit/Gasligh

ted

Gaslit/Gasligh

ted

To frighten and confusesomeone so much that theythink they are going mad

Geld Gelded/Gelt Gelded/Gelt To castrate an animalGet Got Got/Gotten To obtain, catch or receive

Ghostwrite

Ghostwrote GhostwrittenTo write for someone else, whowill put their name as theauthor

Gild Gilt/Gilded Gilt/GildedTo cover something with a thinlayer of gold

Gin Gan Gan To begin something

Gird Girded/Girt Girded/GirtTo secure or encirle something

with a belt or bendGive Gave Given To offer something as a present


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Gnaw GnawedGnawed/Gnawn

To bite or chew

To cause worryGo Went Gone/Been To travel to a place

Grave GravedGraven/Graved

To dig

To carveTo fix in the memory

Grind Ground GroundTo break something into apowder

Grow Grew Grown To increase in size

H

BaseForm


Hagride Hagrode HagriddenTo torment or

cause nightmaresHalterbreak

Halterbroke HalterbrokenTo break a horsein, to get it used towearing a halter

Hamstring

Hamstrung/Hamstringed

Hamstrung/Hamstringed

To make thingsdifficult forsomeone doingsomething

Hand-feed

Hand-fed Hand-fedTo give food byhand

Hand-rideHand-rode Hand-riddenTo control an

animal by hand

Handsew HandsewedHandsewn/Handsewed

To sew by hand

Handwrite

Handwrote Handwritten

To write with a penor pencil ratherthan a wordprocessor

Hang Hung/Hanged Hung/Hanged

To suspend from asupportTo executesomeone bysupending themby the neck

Have Had HadTo possessTo doAn auxiliary verb

Hear Heard HeardTo detect orperceive sound

Heave Heaved/Hove Heaved/Hove

To lift somethingheavyTo throw

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pieces

Hide Hid HiddenTo conceal or putsomething whereit cannot be seen

Hight Hote/Hight Hoten

To name

To promiseTo command

Hit Hit Hit

To touchsomebody orsomething withforce

Hoise Hoised/Hoist Hoised/Hoist To hoist or lift

Hoist Hoist/Hoisted Hoist/HoistedTo raise or liftusing ropes, etc

Hold Held Held

To securesomething in yourhandTo contain

House-sit House-sat House-sat

To stay insomeone's houseto look after itwhile they areaway

Housebreak

Housebroke HousebrokenTo train an animalto live in a house

Hurt Hurt Hurt

To cause pain,

injury or stressTo experiencepain, injury orstress

I

BaseForm


Inbreed Inbred Inbred

To produce babieswith health problemsby sexual relationsbetween closerelatives

Indwell Indwelt IndweltTo inhabitTo exist as a guidingprinciple

Inhold Inheld InheldTo have as aninherentcharacteristic

Inlay Inlaid Inlaid To put a differentmaterial inside

another fordecoration, with a flat
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surface

Input Input/Inputted Input/InputtedTo enter data into acomputer

Inset Inset InsetTo put a picture orgraphic inside a

lerger oneInterblend

Interblended/Interblent

Interblended/Interblent

To blend thingstogether

Interbreed

Interbred InterbredTo mix species orgroups sexually

Intercut Intercut Intercut

To move betweendifferent scenes orstories in a film ornarrative

Intergrave

IntergravedIntergraved/Intergraven

To carve or engravein alternate sections

Interlay Interlaid InterlaidTo place among orbetween things

Interset Interset IntersetTo set among orbetween things

Interweave

Interwove InterwovenTo join or mixtogether

InterwindInterwound InterwoundTo wind together orintertwine

Inweave Inwove/Inweaved Inwoven/InweavedTo weave thingstogether

Inwind Inwound Inwound To wrap or coilaround

J

BaseForm

Past SimplePast


Jerry-build

Jerry-built Jerry-builtTo build something cheaply andbadly

K

BaseForm Past Simple PastParticiple Definition

Keep Kept KeptTo have possessionTo make somebody or somethingstay in a particular place

Ken Kent/Kenned Kent/Kenned To knowKneel Knelt/KneeledKnelt/KneeledTo support yourself on your knees

Knit Knit/Knitted Knit/KnittedTo make clothes such as pulloversout of wool

Know Knew KnownTo be acquainted withTo have correctly in your memory
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L

BaseForm


Lade Laded Laden/LadedTo load (put goods onto) aship

Landslide

Landslid/Landslided

Landslid/Landslided

To win a convincing andeasy victory in an election

Lay Laid LaidTo put something in ahorizontal position

Lead Led LedTo take someonesomewhere or guide themTo be in command

Lean Leant/Leaned Leant/LeanedTo place something at anincline for support againstsomething

Leap Leapt/Leaped Leapt/Leaped To jumpLearn Learnt/Learned Learnt/Learned To acquire knowledgeLeave Left Left To go out of a place

Lend Lent LentTo give somebody moneythat must be returned

Lep Lept Lept To leap

Let Let Let

To allow something tohappenTo allow someone to dosomething

Lie Lay Lain

To get into or be in a

horizontal positionLight Lit Lit To make something burnLinebreed

Linebred LinebredBreed animals from aparticular family

Lip-Read

Lip-Read Lip-ReadTo work out what someoneis saying from themovements of their mouth

Lose Lost LostNot to have somethingbecause you do not knowwhere it is

M

Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition

Make Made Made

To create or constructsomethingTo cause somebodyto do somethingTo perform an action

Mean Meant MeantTo signifyTo intend

Meet Met Met To make somebody's

acquaintanceTo be in the same
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place as somebody

Melt Melted Molten/MeltedTo change from solidinto a liquid as thetemperature goes up

Misbecome Misbecame Misbecome Not to suit

Miscast Miscast Miscast To choose the wrongactor for a role

Mischoose Mischose Mischosen To choose wrongly

Miscut Miscut MiscutTo cut somethingwrongly or badly

Misdeal Misdealt MisdealtTo distribute playingcards wrongly in agame

Misdo Misdid Misdone To harm or injureMisfall Misfell Misfallen To happen unluckily

Misfeed Misfed Misfed

To feed incorrectlyTo jam printers,photocpiers, etc, byfeeding the paperincorrectly

Misgive Misgave MisgivenTo become suspiciousor worried

Mishear Misheard MisheardTo hear somethingincorrectly

Mishit Mishit MishitTo hit a ball badly orinaccurately

Misknow Misknew Misknown To have the wrongidea about something

Mislay Mislaid MislaidTo lose or putsomething where youcannot find it

Mislead Misled MisledTo make someonebehave wronglyTo deceive

MislearnMislearnt/Mislearned

Mislearnt/Mislearned

To learn wrongly

Misread Misread Misread

To read something

incorrectly

Missay Missaid Missaid

To say somethingincorrectlyTo talk badly aboutsomeone

Missend Missent MissentTo send to the wrongplace or person

Misset Misset MissetTo set or placewrongly or incorrectly

Misspeak Misspoke Misspoken To say or pronouncesomething wrongly

To say something


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that is incorrect orinaccurate

MisspellMisspelt/Misspelled

Misspelt/Misspelled

To write a wordwithout using thecorrect letters

Misspend Misspent Misspent To waste time ormoney

Misswear Misswore MisswornTo swear or make anoath falsely

Mistake Mistook MistakenNot to understandTo confuse somebodywith someone else

Misteach Mistaught MistaughtTo teach wrongly orincorrectly

Mistell Mistold MistoldTo tell somethingwrongly

Misthink Misthought MisthoughtTo have mistakenthoughts or ideas

Misunderstand

Misunderstood Misunderstood Not to understand

Miswear Misswore Misworn To wear badly

MiswedMiswed/Miswedded

Miswed/Miswedded

To marry wrongly

Miswrite Miswrote MiswrittenTo write somethingincorrectly

Moonlight Moonlit Moonlit

To have a second job

or to work illegallywithout paying tax

Mow Mowed MownTo cut grass orcereals

N

BaseForm

Past SimplePast


Naysay

Naysaid Naysaid To oppose or criticise

Nose-dive

Nose-dived/Nose-dove

Nose-dived/Nose-dove

To dive or plunge nose first(aircraft)

O

BaseForm


Offset Offset OffsetTo compenasteorcounterbalance

Outbid Outbid Outbid To offer more

money thansomeone in an


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auction or sale

Outbreed Outbred OutbredTo breed fasterthan others

Outdo Outdid OutdoneTo do better thansomeone

Outdraw Outdrew Outdrawn

To pull outTo pull a gunfaster than anopponent

Outdrink Outdrank Outdrunk

To drink morethan someoneelse, usuallyalcohol

Outdrive Outdrove OutdrivenTo drive faster orbetter

Outfight Outfought OutfoughtTo fight betterthan someone

Outfly Outflew OutflownTo fly faster orfurther

Outgrow Outgrew Outgrown

To grow fasterthan somethingor someoneTo become toobig or mature forsomething

Outlay Outlaid Outlaid

To spend money

for a particularpurpose

Outleap Outleapt/Outleaped Outleapt/OutleapedTo jump or leapfurther or higher

Output Output/Outputted Output/OutputtedTo put out orproduce

Outride Outrode OutriddenTo ride fasterthan someone

Outrun Outran OutrunTo run or gofaster thansomeone

Outsee Outsaw OutseenTo see furtherTo have greaterforesight

Outsell Outsold OutsoldTo sell more thansomething orsomeone

Outshine Outshone OutshoneTo be better thansomeone

Outshoot Outshot OutshotTo shoot fasteror better

Outsing Outsang OutsungTo sing better orlouder thansomeone


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Outsit Outsat OutsatTo sit for longerthan someone

Outsleep Outslept OutsleptTo sleep forlonger thansomeone

Outsmell Outsmelt/Outsmelled

Outsmelt/Outsmelled

To have a bettersense of smell

Outspeak Outspoke OutspokenTo speak betteror more thansomeone

Outspeed Outsped OutspedTo go faster thansomeone orsomething

Outspend Outspent OutspentTo spend morethan someone

Outspin Outspun Outspun To finish or die

Outspring Outsprang OutsprungTo spring or jumpout

Outstand Outstood OutstoodTo be clearlydifferent orbetter

Outswear Outswore Outsworn

To exceedsomeone inswearing- oathsor bad language

Outswim Outswam Outswum

To swim faster or

further thansomeone

Outtell Outtold OuttoldTo be better orexceed in tellingor calculating

Outthink Outthought OutthoughtTo think betterideas thansomeone

Outthrow Outthrew OutthrownTo throw furtheror moreaccurately

Outwear Outwore OutwornTo last longer (ofmaterials,clothes, etc)

Outwind Outwound Outwound To unloose

OutworkOutworked/Outwrought

Outworked/Outwrought

To work harderor better

Outwrite Outwrote OutwrittenTo be better atwriting

Overbear Overbore OverborneTo use force orauthority tocontrol

Overbid Overbid Overbid To bid moresomething is


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worthTo bid more thanyou can win in acard game

Overblow Overblew Overblown

To become

subduedTo blow awayTo force toomuch

Overbreed Overbred Overbred

To breed toomuch so thatfeatures becomeexcessive

Overbuild Overbuilt OverbuiltTo build toomuch,overdevelop

Overbuy Overbought OverboughtTo buy too much

To pay too much

Overcast Overcast Overcast

To becomecloudyTo sew withovercast stitiches(long slantingstitches)

Overcome Overcame Overcome

To master a

problem ordifficult situationTo becomehelpless becauseof excessiveemotions orphysicaldifficulties

Overcut Overcut OvercutTo cut downmore trees thanpermitted

Overdo Overdid Overdone

To do somethingto excessTo cooksomething toomuch

Overdraw Overdrew Overdrawn

To take moneyout of an accountso that anegative balanceresults

Overdrink Overdrank OverdrunkTo drink toomuch

Overdrive Overdrove Overdriven To drive or work
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Overeat Overate Overeaten To eat too much

Overfeed Overfed OverfedTo give too muchfood

Overfly Overflew Overflown To fly over aplace

Overgrow Overgrew OvergrownTo grow too bigor beyond a limitor boundary

Overhang Overhung OverhungTo be abovesomething

Overhear Overheard Overheard

To hearsomethingaccidently thatwas not said toyou

Overlay Overlaid OverlaidTo coversomething with alayer

OverleapOverleapt/Overleaped

Overleapt/Overleaped

To jump over

OverlearnOverlearnt/Overlearned

Overlearnt/Overlearned

To continuelearning aferhaving reached abasic proficiency

Overlie Overlay OverlainTo lie on top of

To kill by lying ontop of

OverpassOverpast/Overpassed

Overpast/Overpassed

To cross, passover

Overpay Overpaid Overpaid To pay too much

Override Overrode OverriddenTo ride throughan enemy'scountry

Overrun Overran Overrun

To flood

To invade andtake control

Oversee Oversaw Overseen

To observepeople's work tomake sure that itis done properly

Oversell Oversold OversoldTo sell too muchTo publicise toomuch

Overset Overset Overset To overpowerOversew Oversewed Oversewn/Oversewe

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overlapping bothOvershoot Overshot Overshot To go past a limitOversleep Overslept Overslept To sleep too late

Oversow OversowedOversown/Oversowed

To sow on landthat has already

be sown

Overspeak Overspoke OverspokenTo speak toolong or use toomany words

Overspend Overspent OverspentTo spend morethan allowed orbudgeted

OverspillOverspilt/Overspilled

Overspilt/Overspilled

To spill overTo have apopulation thatexceeds thespace available

Overspin Overspun OverspunTo makesomething lasttoo long

Overspread

Overspread OverspreadTo coversomething

Overspring Oversprang Oversprung To jump over

Overstand Overstood Overstood

Lose a sale ofdeal by stickingto a price or

conditionsunacceptable tothe other party

Overstrew OverstrewedOverstrewed/Overstrewn

To sprinkle orstrew somethingonto anotherthing

Overstride Overstrode Overstridden

To walk across oroverTo walk fasterthan someone

To dominate

Overstrike Overstruck Overstruck

To stamp a newvalue orinscription on aold coin

Overstring Overstrung Overstrung

To tie a stringtoo tightlyTo string pianobass stringsacross treblestrings

Overtake Overtook Overtaken To pass a vehiclethat is going
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more slowly

Overthink Overthought OverthoughtTo think or plantoo much

Overthrow Overthrew Overthrown

To removesomeone forcibly

from governmentor power

Overwear Overwore Overworn

To wearsomething toomuch or often, orwear it out

Overwind Overwound Overwound

To wind a clockor something toomuch so itstrains the spring

Overwithhold

Overwithheld Overwithheld

To deduct toomuch tax from apayment orsalary

Overwrite Overwrote Overwritten

To record dataon top of existingdata, erasing theoriginal

P

Base

FormPast Simple

Past


Partake Partook PartakenTo take part in something or apart of something, usually food

Pay Paid PaidTo give somebody money inexchange for things or services

Pen Pent/Penned Pent/PennedTo shut up or enclose in a cage,etc

Pinch-hit

Pinch-hit Pinch-hitTo bat instead of a player inbaseball, especially when a hitis needed

Plead Pled/Pleaded Pled/Pleaded

To tell a court that you areguilty or innocentTo ask for special treatment byauthorities, etc.

PotshotPotshot/Potshotted

PotshotTo shoot at randomTo criticise at random

Practice-teach

Practice-taughtPractice-taught

To teach as part of training

Prebind Prebound Prebound To bind beforePrebuildPrebuilt Prebuilt Prefabricate

Precut Precut PrecutTo cut something before selling

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certain time of stagePremake

Premade PremadeTo make something before atime or stage

Prepay Prepaid Prepaid To pay for something using itPresell Presold Presold To sell before a certain time

Preset Preset Preset To arrange something before itis needed

Preshrink

Preshrank PreshrunkTo shrink a fabric before sellingit so that it will not becomesmaller when washed

Presplit Presplit PresplitTo split or divide before acertain time

Price-cut

Price-cut Price-cut To cut or reduce prices

Proofread

Proofread ProofreadTo read something checkingcarefully for mistakes

Prove ProvedProven/Proved

To demonstrate that somethingis true

Put Put PutTo place something in a specificposition

Q

BaseForm

Past SimplePast


Quick-freeze

Quick-froze Quick-frozen To freeze something rapidly

Quit Quit Quit To stop doing somethingTo resign from a job

R

BaseForm


Rap Rapped/Rapt Rapped/RaptTo be very affected bystrong emotion

Re-prove Re-provedRe-proven/Re-proved

To prove again

Read Read Read To look at written wordsand understand them

Reave Reft/Reaved Reft/ReavedTo deprive

To take by force

Reawake ReawokeReawoken/Reawaken

To wake up again

Rebid Rebid Rebid To bid againRebind Rebound Rebound To cover a book again

Rebroadcast

Rebroadcast RebroadcastTo transmit somethingon televison or the radio

againRebuild Rebuilt Rebuilt To build something again
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