Toàn bộ 620 ĐỘNG từ bất QUY tắc

DANH SÁCH TOÀN BỘ 620 ĐỘNG TỪ BẤT QUY TẮC A Base Form Abide Past Simple Abode/Abided Past Participle Abode/Abided/Abidden Aby/AbeyAbought Alight Alit/Alighted Abought Alit/Alighted Arise Arose Arisen Awake Awoke Awoken Definition To continue To reside\live To make amends for something wrong To get off a bus, train, etc To originate To get up from horizontal position, out of bed To come into existence To stop sleeping and become conscious B Base Form Backbite Backbit Backfit Backfit Past Simple Backlight Backlit Backslide Backslid Be Was/Were Bear Bore Beat Become Bedight Beat Became Bedight/Bedighted Befall Befell Beget Begot/Begat Begin Begird Began Begirt/Begirded Behight Behight Past Participle Backbitten Definition To speak badly about someone To fit new parts into an older Backfit machine that weren't available when the machine was made To illuminate from behind Backlit (photography) To stop making progress and start Backslid/Backslidden regressing To exist, live or occur Been To have as a quality or a state An auxiliary verb To carry Born/Borne To tolerate To give birth to Beaten To hit repeatedly Become To come into existence Bedight/Bedighted To adorn, decorate To happen Befallen To happen to somebody or something To cause something to happen Begotten To procreate Begun To start something Begirt To encircle To promise or vow Behight/Behoten To order Behold Beheld Belay Belaid/Belayed Bend Bent Bereave Bereft Beseech Besought/Beseeched Beset Beset Bespeak Bespoke Beheld To become conscious of by seeing To secure a boat with a rope Belaid/Belayed To tie up To curve something by distorting its Bent shape To lose a relative through their death Bereft/Bereaved To deprive To ask someone very insistently to Besought/Beseeched something To be restricted and occupied by Beset difficulties To be a signal or symbol of something Bespoken Bestrew Bestrewed Bestrewed/Bestrewn Bestride Bestrode Bestridden Bet Bet Bet Betake Betook Betaken Bethink Bethought Bethought Beweep Bewept Bewept Bid Bid Bid Bid Bade Bidden Bide Bided/Bode Bided Bind Bound Bound Bite Blaw Bit Blawed Bitten Blawn Bleed Bled Bled Blend Blended/Blent Blended/Blent Bless Blessed/Blest Blessed/Blest Blow Blew Bottle-feedBottle-fed Blown Bottle-fed To set aside or reserve something To ask for To cover a surface by throwing things about randomly To sit or stand with one leg on either side of something To risk money against the result of a future event To go to a place To think about something To remind yourself To cry for or over someone or something To make an offer of money or services To command or urge someone to something To wait for To tolerate To withstand To tie something with string, or similar, to hold it To cut or hold with teeth To blow To lose blood through a cut in the skin To mix together To wish or confer happiness To make holy To move air, wind and gases To feed a baby with a bottle Bowstring Bowstrung/BowstringedBowstrung Break Broke Broken Breastfeed Breast-fed Breast-fed To strangle with the string from a bow To cause something to separate into at least two pieces To feed a baby with breast milk To produce animals or plants by controlling their reproduction To carry or convey something to the Bring Brought Brought place where you are going Broadcast Broadcast/Broadcasted Broadcast/BroadcastedTo transmit radio or TV signals To put pressure on someone or bully Browbeat Browbeat Browbeat/Browbeaten them to something Build Built Built To construct Burn Burnt/Burned Burnt/Burned To consume or be consumed by fire To break something open, usually by Burst Burst Burst internal pressure, such as a balloon with too much air in it Bust Bust Bust To break To acquire something in exchange Buy Bought Bought for money Breed Bred Bred C Base Form Past Simple Cast Cast Catch Cheerlead Chide Choose Clap Clear-cut Cleave Cleek Clepe Cling Past Participle Cast Definition To throw or project something To receive To stop and hold a moving Caught Caught object, usually with your hands To make something unable to escape To cheer and support a team in Cheerled Cheerled an organised group To tell somebody off when they Chid Chid/Chidden have done something wrong Chose Chosen To select To hit your hands together to make a sound to show approval Clapped/Clapt Clapped/Clapt To make a loud noise, like thunder Clear-cut Clear-cut To cut down all trees in an area To separate or divide something, Cleft/Cleaved/Clove Cleft/Cleaved/Cloven often with force To stick or hold together Claught/Claucht/CleekedCleeked To grasp or take hold of Cleped Cleped/Ycleped/Yclept To call or name Clung Clung To hold on to or to stick to Clothe Clad/Clothed Clad/Clothed Colorbreed Colorbred Colorbred Colorcast Colorcast Colorcast Come Came Come Cost Cost Cost Cost-cut Cost-cut CounterdrawCounterdrew Cost-cut Counterdrawn Counterlight Counterlit Counterlit Cowrite Cowrote Cowritten Crash-dive Crash-dived/Crash-dove Crash-dived Creep Crept Crept Creep-feed Creep-fed Creep-fed Crib-bite Crib-bit Crib-bitten Cross-bite Cross-bit Cross-bitten Cross-string Cross-strung Cross-strung Crossbreed Crossbred Crossbred Crosscut Crosscut Crosscut Crosslight Crosslit Crosslit Crow Crowed/Crew Crowed Cut Cut Cut To dress someone or provide them with clothes To breed an animal to be of a particular color To broadcast in color To move towards or to arrive at a specified place, time or situation The amount of money required to buy something; it costs five dollars To redcuce costs or expenditure To copy by tracing To light something directly from opposite sides To write with someone To go down very quickly To move along the ground lying down To feed young animals in a special area that adult animals can't get in To bite its manger and swallow air (of a horse) To thwart or stop something happening by deception To place bass strings on a piano across the treble strings To breed animals or plants of different species, like a mule, which is a crossbreed of a donkey and a horse To move between scenes or stories in a film or narrative To illuminate from different sides, but not directly opposite To boast To utter a sound indicating pleasure To break the surface of something with a knife or similar tool D Base Form Dare Past Simple Dared/Durst Past Participle Dared Definition To have sufficient courage To have dream-like thoughts when a Daydream Daydreamt/DaydreamtDaydreamt/Daydreamt wake To have a fantasy To distribute, especially playing cards Deal Dealt Dealt in games DeepTo freeze or store frozen Deep-froze Deep-frozen freeze To suspend progress or activity Dig Dug Dug To make a hole in the ground Dight Dight/Dighted Dight/Dighted To dictate orders Dispread Dispread Dispread To spread out To prove that something is fale or Disprove Disproved Disproven/Disproved wrong To jump head first into water Dive Dived/Dove Dived To fall quickly Do Did Done To perform or carry out To fight in aeroplanes Dogfight Dogfought Dogfought To arrange a fight between dogs for sport To have the ability to something Dow Dought/Dowed Dought/Dowed To well To make a picture using a pen or Draw Drew Drawn pencil Dream Dreamt/Dreamed Dreamt/Dreamed To see visual images while sleeping Drink Drank Drunk To consume liquids To feed someone with fluids going into the vein Drip-feed Drip-fed Drip-fed To release information very slowly, bit by bit To operate and control a car or other Drive Drove Driven vehicle Dwell Dwelt Dwelt To reside or live somewhere E Base Past Simple Form Eat Ate End-run End-ran Engird Engirt Engrave Engraved Enwind Enwound Past Participle Definition Eaten End-run Engirt To consume solid food To avoid doing something by cheating or deceit To encircle, encompass To carve letters or a pattern into the surface of Engraved/Engraven something To make into a coil Enwound To wrap around something F Base Form Past Simple Fall Fell Past Participle Fallen Definition To move downwards or to the ground To avoid paying fares when using public transport To cut quickly from one scene to Fast-cut Fast-cut Fast-cut another in a film Feed Fed Fed To give or supply food To sense by touch Feel Felt Felt To experience an emotion, or sensation To try to hurt or kill someone in Fight Fought Fought combat or war To discover something either by Find Found Found chance or when looking for it To be the correct size, for clothes, etc (fit/fit/fit) Fit Fit/Fitted Fit/Fitted To measure someone for size (fit fit/fitted/ fit/fitted) To freeze food very rapidly to Flash-freeze Flash-froze Flash-frozen preserve taste and nutrients Flee Fled Fled To run away in order to find safety To throw or move something Fling Flung Flung suddenly To use powerful lights to illuminate Floodlight Floodlit Floodlit something outside at night To move through the air Fly Flew Flown To travel by aeroplane To contaminate by laying eggs, the Flyblow Flyblew Flyblown way a fly does Forbear Forbore Forborne/Forborn Not to use or talk about something Forbid Forbade/Forbad Forbidden To prohibit To feed someone who refuses or Force-feed Force-fed Force-fed doesn't want to eat Fordo/ForedoFordid Fordone To ruin or destroy Forecast Forecast/Forecasted Forecast/Forecasted To predict the future To have a feeling before something Forefeel Forefelt Forefelt happens To have a premonition To preceed something Forego Forewent Foregone To go without something Foreknow Foreknew Foreknown To know something beforehand To go before something Forerun Foreran Forerun To show that something is going to happen Foresee Foresaw Foreseen To predict or see the future To show something or make it known Foreshow Foreshowed Forshowed/Foreshown beforehand To foretell Farebeat Farebeat Farebeaten Forespeak Forespoke Forespoken Foretell Forget Foretold Forgot Foretold Forgotten Forgive Forgave Forgiven Forlese Forlore Forlorn Forsake Forsook Forsaken Forswear Forswore Forsworn Fraught Fraught/Fraughted Fraught/Fraughted Free-fall Free-fell Free-fallen Freeze Froze Frozen Frostbite Frostbit Frostbitten To predict To speak of something beforehand To predict the future To be unable to remember something To pardon or stop being angry with someone who has offended you To lose completely To give something up To abandon To make a false promise or oath To stock To load a ship, etc To hire a ship, etc To drop or fall suddenly To fall through the air without opening a parachute To make liquids into solids by cold temperatures To store food below zero degrees centigrade To injure or damage part of the body through extreme cold G Base Form Gainsay Past Simple Gainsaid Past Participle Gainsaid Definition To contradict or deny To frighten and confuse someone so much that Gaslight Gaslit/Gaslighted Gaslit/Gaslighted they think they are going mad Geld Gelded/Gelt Gelded/Gelt To castrate an animal Get Got Got/Gotten To obtain, catch or receive To write for someone else, who will put their Ghostwrite Ghostwrote Ghostwritten name as the author Gild Gilt/Gilded Gilt/Gilded To cover something with a thin layer of gold Gin Gan Gan To begin something To secure or encirle something with a belt or Gird Girded/Girt Girded/Girt bend Give Gave Given To offer something as a present To bite or chew Gnaw Gnawed Gnawed/Gnawn To cause worry Go Went Gone/Been To travel to a place To dig Grave Graved Graven/Graved To carve To fix in the memory Grind Ground Ground To break something into a powder Grow Grew Grown To increase in size H Base Form Past Simple Hagride Hagrode Past Participle Hagridden Definition To torment or cause nightmares To break a horse in, to get it used Halterbreak Halterbroke Halterbroken to wearing a halter To make things difficult for Hamstring Hamstrung/HamstringedHamstrung/Hamstringed someone doing something Hand-feed Hand-fed Hand-fed To give food by hand Hand-ride Hand-rode Hand-ridden To control an animal by hand Handsew Handsewed Handsewn/Handsewed To sew by hand To write with a pen or pencil Handwrite Handwrote Handwritten rather than a word processor Hang Hung/Hanged Hung/Hanged To suspend from a support To execute someone by supending them by the neck Have Had Had To possess To An auxiliary verb Hear Heard Heard To detect or perceive sound To lift something heavy Heave Heaved/Hove Heaved/Hove To throw something heavy Hew Hewed Hewn To cut things into pieces To conceal or put something Hide Hid Hidden where it cannot be seen Hight Hote/Hight Hoten To name To promise To command To touch somebody or something Hit Hit Hit with force Hoise Hoised/Hoist Hoised/Hoist To hoist or lift Hoist Hoist/Hoisted Hoist/Hoisted To raise or lift using ropes, etc To secure something in your hand Hold Held Held To contain To stay in someone's house to House-sit House-sat House-sat look after it while they are away To train an animal to live in a Housebreak Housebroke Housebroken house Hurt Hurt Hurt To cause pain, injury or stress To experience pain, injury or stress I Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition To produce babies with health problems by sexual relations between close relatives To inhabit Indwell Indwelt Indwelt To exist as a guiding principle Inhold Inheld Inheld To have as an inherent characteristic To put a different material inside Inlay Inlaid Inlaid another for decoration, with a flat surface Input Input/Inputted Input/Inputted To enter data into a computer To put a picture or graphic inside a Inset Inset Inset lerger one Interblend Interblended/InterblentInterblended/Interblent To blend things together Interbreed Interbred Interbred To mix species or groups sexually To move between different scenes or Intercut Intercut Intercut stories in a film or narrative To carve or engrave in alternate Intergrave Intergraved Intergraved/Intergraven sections Interlay Interlaid Interlaid To place among or between things Interset Interset Interset To set among or between things Interweave Interwove Interwoven To join or mix together Interwind Interwound Interwound To wind together or intertwine Inweave Inwove/Inweaved Inwoven/Inweaved To weave things together Inwind Inwound Inwound To wrap or coil around Inbreed Inbred Inbred J Base Past Simple Form JerryJerry-built build Past Participle Jerry-built Definition To build something cheaply and badly K Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Keep Kept Kept Ken Kneel Knit Kent/Kenned Knelt/Kneeled Knit/Knitted Kent/Kenned Knelt/Kneeled Knit/Knitted Know Knew Known Definition To have possession To make somebody or something stay in a particular place To know To support yourself on your knees To make clothes such as pullovers out of wool To be acquainted with To have correctly in your memory L Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition Lade Laded Laden/Laded To load (put goods onto) a ship To win a convincing and easy victory in an Landslide Landslid/LandslidedLandslid/Landslided election Lay Laid Laid To put something in a horizontal position To take someone somewhere or guide them Lead Led Led To be in command To place something at an incline for support Lean Leant/Leaned Leant/Leaned against something Leap Leapt/Leaped Leapt/Leaped To jump Learn Learnt/Learned Learnt/Learned To acquire knowledge Leave Left Left To go out of a place To give somebody money that must be Lend Lent Lent returned Lep Lept Lept To leap To allow something to happen Let Let Let To allow someone to something Lie Lay Lain To get into or be in a horizontal position Light Lit Lit To make something burn Linebreed Linebred Linebred Breed animals from a particular family To work out what someone is saying from Lip-Read Lip-Read Lip-Read the movements of their mouth Not to have something because you not Lose Lost Lost know where it is M Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Make Made Made Mean Meant Meant Meet Met Met Melt Melted Molten/Melted Misbecome Miscast Mischoose Miscut Misbecame Miscast Mischose Miscut Misbecome Miscast Mischosen Miscut Misdeal Misdealt Misdealt Misdo Misfall Misfeed Misdid Misfell Misfed Misdone Misfallen Misfed Definition To create or construct something To cause somebody to something To perform an action To signify To intend To make somebody's acquaintance To be in the same place as somebody To change from solid into a liquid as the temperature goes up Not to suit To choose the wrong actor for a role To choose wrongly To cut something wrongly or badly To distribute playing cards wrongly in a game To harm or injure To happen unluckily To feed incorrectly To jam printers, photocpiers, etc, by dive dove dove O Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Offset Offset Offset Outbid Outbid Outbid Outbreed Outdo Outdraw Outbred Outdid Outdrew Outbred Outdone Outdrawn Outdrink Outdrank Outdrunk Outdrive Outfight Outfly Outdrove Outfought Outflew Outdriven Outfought Outflown Outgrow Outgrew Outgrown Outlay Outlaid Outlaid Outleap Outleapt/Outleaped Outleapt/Outleaped Output Outride Output/Outputted Outrode Output/Outputted Outridden Outrun Outran Outrun Outsee Outsaw Outseen Outsell Outsold Outsold Outshine Outshoot Outshone Outshot Outshone Outshot Outsing Outsang Outsung Outsit Outsat Outsat Outsleep Outslept Outslept Outsmell Outsmelt/Outsmelled Outsmelt/Outsmelled Outspeak Outspoke Outspoken Outspeed Outsped Outsped Definition To compenaste or counterbalance To offer more money than someone in an auction or sale To breed faster than others To better than someone To pull out To pull a gun faster than an opponent To drink more than someone else, usually alcohol To drive faster or better To fight better than someone To fly faster or further To grow faster than something or someone To become too big or mature for something To spend money for a particular purpose To jump or leap further or higher To put out or produce To ride faster than someone To run or go faster than someone To see further To have greater foresight To sell more than something or someone To be better than someone To shoot faster or better To sing better or louder than someone To sit for longer than someone To sleep for longer than someone To have a better sense of smell To speak better or more than someone To go faster than someone or something Outspend Outspin Outspring Outstand Outswear Outswim Outtell Outthink Outthrow Outwear Outwind Outwork Outwrite Overbear Overbid Overblow Overbreed Overbuild Overbuy Overcast Overcome Overcut Overdo Outspent Outspun Outsprang Outstood Outspent Outspun Outsprung Outstood To spend more than someone To finish or die To spring or jump out To be clearly different or better To exceed someone in Outswore Outsworn swearing- oaths or bad language To swim faster or further than Outswam Outswum someone To be better or exceed in telling Outtold Outtold or calculating To think better ideas than Outthought Outthought someone To throw further or more Outthrew Outthrown accurately To last longer (of materials, Outwore Outworn clothes, etc) Outwound Outwound To unloose Outworked/Outwrought Outworked/Outwrought To work harder or better Outwrote Outwritten To be better at writing To use force or authority to Overbore Overborne control To bid more something is worth Overbid Overbid To bid more than you can win in a card game To become subdued Overblew Overblown To blow away To force too much To breed too much so that Overbred Overbred features become excessive Overbuilt Overbuilt To build too much, overdevelop To buy too much Overbought Overbought To pay too much To become cloudy Overcast Overcast To sew with overcast stitiches (long slanting stitches) To master a problem or difficult situation Overcame Overcome To become helpless because of excessive emotions or physical difficulties To cut down more trees than Overcut Overcut permitted To something to excess Overdid Overdone To cook something too much Overdraw Overdrink Overdrive Overeat Overfeed Overfly Overgrow Overhang Overhear Overlay Overleap Overlearn Overlie Overpass Overpay Override Overrun Oversee Oversell Overset Oversew Overshoot Oversleep Oversow Overspeak Overspend Overspill To take money out of an account so that a negative balance results Overdrank Overdrunk To drink too much To drive or work something too Overdrove Overdriven hard Overate Overeaten To eat too much Overfed Overfed To give too much food Overflew Overflown To fly over a place To grow too big or beyond a Overgrew Overgrown limit or boundary Overhung Overhung To be above something To hear something accidently Overheard Overheard that was not said to you To cover something with a Overlaid Overlaid layer Overleapt/Overleaped Overleapt/Overleaped To jump over To continue learning afer Overlearnt/Overlearned Overlearnt/Overlearned having reached a basic proficiency To lie on top of Overlay Overlain To kill by lying on top of Overpast/Overpassed Overpast/Overpassed To cross, pass over Overpaid Overpaid To pay too much To ride through an enemy's Overrode Overridden country To flood Overran Overrun To invade and take control To observe people's work to Oversaw Overseen make sure that it is done properly To sell too much Oversold Oversold To publicise too much Overset Overset To overpower To sew two edges together with Oversewed Oversewn/Oversewed stitches overlapping both Overshot Overshot To go past a limit Overslept Overslept To sleep too late To sow on land that has already Oversowed Oversown/Oversowed be sown To speak too long or use too Overspoke Overspoken many words To spend more than allowed or Overspent Overspent budgeted Overspilt/Overspilled Overspilt/Overspilled To spill over Overdrew Overdrawn Overspin Overspun Overspread Overspring Overspread Oversprang Overstand Overstood Overstrew Overstrewed Overstride Overstrode Overstrike Overstruck Overstring Overstrung Overtake Overtook Overthink Overthought Overthrow Overthrew Overwear Overwore Overwind Overwound To have a population that exceeds the space available To make something last too Overspun long Overspread To cover something Oversprung To jump over Lose a sale of deal by sticking Overstood to a price or conditions unacceptable to the other party To sprinkle or strew something Overstrewed/Overstrewn onto another thing To walk across or over Overstridden To walk faster than someone To dominate To stamp a new value or Overstruck inscription on a old coin To tie a string too tightly Overstrung To string piano bass strings across treble strings To pass a vehicle that is going Overtaken more slowly Overthought To think or plan too much To remove someone forcibly Overthrown from government or power To wear something too much or Overworn often, or wear it out To wind a clock or something Overwound too much so it strains the spring To deduct too much tax from a Overwithheld payment or salary To record data on top of Overwritten existing data, erasing the original OverwithholdOverwithheld Overwrite Overwrote P Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Partake Partook Partaken Pay Paid Paid Pen Pent/Penned Pent/Penned Pinch-hit Pinch-hit Pinch-hit Plead Pled/Pleaded Pled/Pleaded Definition To take part in something or a part of something, usually food To give somebody money in exchange for things or services To shut up or enclose in a cage, etc To bat instead of a player in baseball, especially when a hit is needed To tell a court that you are guilty or innocent To ask for special treatment by authorities, etc Potshot Potshot/Potshotted Potshot PracticePractice-taught teach Prebind Prebound Prebuild Prebuilt Practice-taught To teach as part of training Prebound Prebuilt To bind before Prefabricate To cut something before selling or assembling it To something before a certain time of stage To make something before a time or stage To pay for something using it To sell before a certain time To arrange something before it is needed To shrink a fabric before selling it so that it will not become smaller when washed To split or divide before a certain time To cut or reduce prices To read something checking carefully for mistakes To demonstrate that something is true To place something in a specific position Precut Precut Precut Predo Premake Prepay Presell Preset Predid Premade Prepaid Presold Preset Predone Premade Prepaid Presold Preset Preshrink Preshrank Preshrunk Presplit Presplit Price-cut Price-cut Presplit Price-cut ProofreadProofread Proofread Prove Put Proven/Proved Put Proved Put To shoot at random To criticise at random Q Base Past Simple Form QuickQuick-froze freeze Quit Quit Past Participle Definition Quick-frozen To freeze something rapidly Quit To stop doing something To resign from a job R Base Form Past Simple Rap Rapped/Rapt Re-prove Re-proved Read Read Reave Reft/Reaved Reawake Rebid Rebind Reawoke Rebid Rebound Rebroadcast Rebroadcast Rebuild Recast Rebuilt Recast Past Participle Definition Rapped/Rapt To be very affected by strong emotion Re-proven/Re-provedTo prove again To look at written words and understand Read them To deprive Reft/Reaved To take by force Reawoken/ReawakenTo wake up again Rebid To bid again Rebound To cover a book again To transmit something on televison or Rebroadcast the radio again Rebuilt To build something again Recast To replace an actor or actress Recut Redd Redeal Redo Recut Redd/Redded Redealt Redid Recut Redd/Redded Redealt Redone Redraw Redrew Redrawn Reeve Rove/Reeved Rove/Reeved Refit Refit Refit Regrind Reground Reground Regrow Rehang Rehear Regrew Rehung Reheard Regrown Rehung Reheard Reknit Reknit/Reknitted Reknit/Reknitted Relay Relaid Relaid Relearn Relight Relearnt/Relearned Relearnt/Relearned Relit/Relighted Relit/Relighted Remake Remade Remade Rend Repay Reread Rerun Resell Resend Rent Repaid Reread Reran Resold Resent Rent Repaid Reread Rerun Resold Resent Reset Reset Reset Resew Reshoot Resit Resow Respell Resewed Reshot Resat Resowed Respelled/Respelt Resewn/Reswed Reshot Resat Resown/Resowed Respelled/Respelt Restring Restrung Restrung Retake Reteach Retear Retell Rethink Retook Retaught Retore Retold Rethought Retaken Retaught Retorn Retold Rethought Retread Retrod Retrodden To cut again or differently To save or rescue To deal playing cards again To something again To draw again To change boundaries, frontiers, etc To gather together To thread something through a hole To repair a ship, plane or vehicle To fit something again To grind again To smooth worn engine parts To grow again To hang again or in a different position To hear something again To knit again To join back together To operate a system where things are replaced as they become used or tired To learn again To light or start something burning again To make something again, such as a new version of a film To tear or rip To pay somebody money owed To read again To show a film again To sell something again To send something again To put something back to the original way it was organised To sew again To shoot a film scene again To take an exam or test again To sow again To spell again To fit new strings on a musical instrument or a bow Take again, especially exams and tests To teach again To tear again, usually of injuries To tell something again To think again To tread again To cut new tread in a tyre To fit new parts into an older machine that weren't available when the machine was made Rewake Rewoke/Rewaked Rewoken/Rewaked To wake again Rewear Rewore Reworn To wear again Reweave Rewove/Reweaved Rewoven/Reweaved To weave again Rewed Rewed/Rewedded Rewed/Rewedded To marry again Rewet Rewet/Rewetted Rewet/Rewetted To wet again Rewin Rewon Rewon To win again To put a cassette or video back to the Rewind Rewound Rewound beginning To write something again, usually with Rewrite Rewrote Rewritten improvements Rid Rid/Ridded Rid/Ridded To dispose of Ride Rode Ridden To travel by horse, bike or motorbike To telephone Ring Rang Rung To make sounds with a bell Rise Rose Risen To move upwards Rive Rived Riven/Rived To break apart ot split Rough-hew Rough-hewed Rough-hewn To make a rough version of something Roughcast Roughcast Roughcast To prepare a rough form of something To move quickly, so that both legs leave Run Ran Run the ground Retrofit Retrofit/Retrofitted Retrofit/Retrofitted S Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Sand-cast Sand-cast Sand-cast Saw Say See Seek Self-feed Sawed Said Saw Sought Self-fed Sell Sold Sawn/Sawed Said Seen Sought Self-fed Self-sown/Selfsowed Sold Send Sent Sent Set Set Set Sew Sewed Sewn/Sewed Shake Shook Shaken Self-sow Self-sowed Definition To make a cast by pouring metal into a mold made of sand To cut wood, etc, with a tool To speak words To notice with your eyes To try to find something To feed itself without assistance To sow itself without assistance To receive money in exchange for goods To cause something to be taken to a specific destination, especially letters, message, etc To place something somewhere To fix something in a particular position To join pieces of material together using thread To vibrate To make something vibrate Shave Shaved Shaven/Shaved Shear Shore/Sheared Shorn/Sheared Shed Shed Shed Shend Shew Shine Shit Shoe Shent Shewed Shone Shat/Shit Shod Shent Shewn/Shewed Shone Shat/Shit Shod Shoot Shot Shot Shortcut Shortcut Shortcut Show Showed Shown Shrink Shrank Shrunk Shrive Shrove Shriven Shut Shut Sidewind Sidewound Sight-read Sight-read Sightsee Sightsaw Sing Sang Shut Sidewound Sight-read Sightseen Sung Sink Sank Sunk Sit Sat Sat Skywrite Skywrote Slay Slew Skywritten Slain Sleep Slept Slept Slide Sling Slink Slit Slid Slung Slunk Slit Slid/Slidden Slung Slunk Slit Smell Smelt/Smelled Smelt/Smelled Smite Smote Snapshoot Snapshot Smitten Snapshot Sneak Sneaked/Snuck Sneaked/Snuck Soothsay Soothsaid Soothsaid To remove body hair To cut with scissors, especially wool from sheep To fall off or let something fall off; snakes shed their skin To shame or disgrace Show To give off or reflect bright light To get rid of solid body waste To provide with shoes, especially horses To fire a bullet from a gun To kill or hurt somebody with a gun To use a shorter or quicker way of going somehere or doing something To allow somebody to see something so that they can become aware of it To become smaller To make something smaller To confess or listen to a confession, a religious term To close something To move like the sidewinder snake To read music To visit famous monuments, etc To make music with your voice To move downwards in water To make something move downwards in water To support your body with your buttocks not your feet, with the back in a vertical position as on a chair To write in the sky with smoke To kill To be in a relaxed state with your eyes closed To move on a smooth surface, such as ice To throw something somewhere To move in a suspicious and guilty way To make a long thin cut in something To detect odours with your nose To emit odours To hit Take a quick photograph To move around guiltily or to avoid being noticed To predict the future To plant seeds in the ground to produce plants or cereals To say words with your mouth Speak Spoke Spoken To be able to use a language To move quickly Speed Sped/Speeded Sped/Speeded To drive faster than legally permitted To use the correct combination of letters Spell Spelt/Spelled Spelt/Spelled for a word Spellbind Spellbound Spellbound To put into a trance or captivate To Use money to buy things Spend Spent Spent To use time or energy doimg something To allow liquids out of their containers Spill Spilt/Spilled Spilt/Spilled accidentally To turn repeatedly in circles around a fixed point Spin Span/Spun Spun To make something turn repeatedly in circles To eject saliva, liquid or food from the Spit Spat/Spit Spat/Spit mouth To divide Split Split Split To break open To let something go bad Spoil Spoilt/Spoiled Spoilt/Spoiled To go bad To give someone information in small and SpoonfeedSpoonfed Spoonfed very easy bits To cover the surface of one thing with Spread Spread Spread something else, like butter on bread To jump Spring Sprang Sprung To become active Stall-feed Stall-fed Stall-fed To feed or fatten an animal in a stall To be in a vertical position with the weight Stand Stood Stood on the feet To get into this position Stave Stove/Staved/StovedStove/Staved/StovedTo break a hole in something Steal Stole Stolen To take property or money that is not yours To attach things with glue Stick Stuck Stuck To insert a sharp object into something To feel pain caused by an insect or plant or Sting Stung Stung in a particular part of the body Stink Stank Stunk To smell very badly Straphang Straphung Straphung To hold a strap for support To distribute things randomly over a Strew Strewed Strewn/Strewed surface Stride Strode/Strided Stridden To walk confidently Strike Struck Struck/Stricken To stop working as a protest about working conditions Sow Sowed Sown To hit To attach something using a cord To undress Strip Stript/Stripped Stript/Stripped To remove the covering of something Strive Strove Striven To try very hard to something Sublet Sublet Sublet To rent something you have rented To get red skin from being in the sun for Sunburn Sunburned/Sunburnt Sunburned/Sunburnt too long To use words which are regarded as Swear Swore Sworn offensive To promise Sweat Sweat/Sweated Sweat/Sweated To perspire Sweep Swept/Sweeped Swept/Sweeped To clean floors using a brush To increase in size usually by filling with Swell Swelled Swollen liquids or gases To travel in water by moving your arms Swim Swam Swum and legs To move from side to side from a fixed Swing Swung Swung point Swink Swank/Swonk Swonken To work, toil or labour To bat right-handed against a left-handed Switch-hit Switch-hit Switch-hit bowler, or vice versa, in baseball String Strung Strung T Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Take Took Taken Teach Taught Taught Team-teach Team-taught Team-taught Tear Tore Torn Telecast Telecast/Telecasted Telecast/Telecasted Tell Told Told Test-drive Test-drove Test-driven Test-fly Test-flew Test-flown Think Thought Thought Thrive Throve/Thrived Thriven/Thrived Throw Threw Thrown Definition To perform an action To acquire To instruct or train somebody To teach with more than one teacher for the class or group To make a hole or divide material, paper, etc To broadcast on TV To give somebody information To drive a car to test it before buying To test a plane To have an opinion To use the brain To very well because the circumstances or situation is right To cause an object to leave Thrust Thrust Thunderstrike Thunderstruck Tine Toss Tread Troubleshoot Tint/Tined Tossed/Tost Trod Troubleshot Typecast Typecast Typeset Typeset Typewrite Typewrote your hand in such a way that it travels through the air Thrust To push with force To strike with lightning Thunderstruck/Thunderstricken To shock Tint/Tined To shut Tossed/Tost Throw around Trodden To put your foot down Troubleshot To solve a problem To give an actor the same Typecast sort of role repeatedly To compose type for Typeset printing Typewritten To write with a typewriter U Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition To remove a horse's rein and Unbear Unbore Unborn/Unborne straps To retore something to its Unbend Unbent Unbent original shape that has been distorted To set something free Unbind Unbound Unbound To untie, remove ropes, chains, etc Unbuild Unbuilt Unbuilt To demolish Unclothe Unclad/Unclothed Unclad/Unclothed To remove clothes To offer less money in an auction Underbid Underbid Underbid/Underbidden or sale To buy for less than the real Underbuy Underbought Underbought value To sell at a cheaper price than a Undercut Undercut Undercut competitor To dive, dig, explore under Underdelve Underdelved Underdolven/Underdelved something To less than necessary Underdo Underdid Underdone Not to cook enough To give too little food to Underfeed Underfed Underfed someone or an animal To make something secure Undergird Undergirt/Undergirded Undergirt/Undergirded underneath To give moral support To suffer or go through an Undergo Underwent Undergone unpleasant experience, such as surgery Underlay Underlaid Underlaid Underlet Underlet Underlet Underlie Underlay Underlain Underpay Underpaid Underpaid Underrun Underran Underrun Undersell Undersold Undersold Undershoot Undershot Undershot UnderspendUnderspent Underspent Understand Understood Understood Undertake Undertook Undertaken Underthrust Underthrust Underthrust Underwrite Underwrote Underwritten Undo Undid Undone Undraw Undrew Undrawn Undraw Undrew Undrawn Unfreeze Unfroze Unfrozen Unhang Unhung Unhung Unhide Unhid Unhidden Unhold Unknit Unlade Unlay Unheld Unknit/Unknitted Unladed Unlaid Unheld Unknit/Unknitted Unladen/Unladed Unlaid Unlearn Unlearnt/Unlearned Unlearnt/Unlearned To put underneath something To rent for less than the real value To be the real reason, meaning or idea behind something, usually hidden or not clear To pay someone too little or pay less than the price To pass or flow underneath something To sell at a lower price than a competitor To shoot too short Not to reach a traget To sepnd less money than allocated in the department or company's budget To know or come to know the meaning of something To accept responsibility for doing something To insert faulted rock under a passive rock mass To accept part or all of a financial risk, especially insurance To ruin somebody's reputation To 'open' clothes or shoes before taking them off To open a curtain To withdraw To open, draw back (curtains, etc) To make assets availably for use To thaw something To remove something that is hanging To expose something that was hidden To stop holding or not to hold To untie To remove cargo, unload To untwist a rope To try to forget or change a habit or something that had been learned Unmake Unreeve Unmade Unrove/Unreeved Unmade Unrove/Unreeved Unsay Unsaid Unsaid Unsell Unsold Unsold Unsew Unsewed Unsewn/Unsewed Unsling Unslung Unslung Unspeak Unspoke Unspoken Unspin Unspun Unspun Unstick Unstuck Unstuck Unstring Unstrung Unstrung Unswear Unswore Unsworn Unteach Untaught Untaught Unthink Unthought Unthought Untread Untrod Untrodden Unweave Unwove Unwoven Unwind Unwrite Unwound Unwrote Unwound Unwritten Upbuild Upbuilt Upbuilt Uphold Upheld Upheld Uppercut Uppercut Uppercut Uprise Uprose Uprisen Upset Upset Upset Upspring Upsweep Uptear Upsprang Upswept Uptore Upsprung Upswept Uptorn To remove a decision To remove a rope from a hook Not to say something To take back something that you said To convince someone that something is worthless or false To undo someone sewed, remove the stitches To remove something held in a sling To take back what has been said or not to say something To untwist or unravel To seperate things that have been stuck together To take off To open something secured with string To take back an oath To make someone forget something they have learned To remove something from your mind To tread back, retrace your steps To undo things that have been woven together To relax To delete writing or not to write To build up, develop on a large scale To support or confirm a decision To punch upwards towards someone's chin To get up, stand up, move up To return from the dead To make somebody unhappy or disturbed To jump or spring up To sweep or brush upwards To tear into pieces V Base Past Simple Form Vex Vext/Vexed Past Participle Vext/Vexed Definition To trouble or annoy W Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition To stop sleeping and become conscious To make somebody stop sleeping To wait for or to stop somebody to rob Waylay Waylaid Waylaid them Wear Wore Worn To have clothes on your body Weave Wove Woven To make material Wed Wed/Wedded Wed/Wedded To marry Weep Wept Wept To cry heavily Wend Wended/Went Wended/Went To go, make your way To make something wet by applying a Wet Wet/Wetted Wet/Wetted liquid to it To cut with whipsaw (a saw for two Whipsaw Whipsawed Whipsawn/Whipsawed people) To victimise To be the best in a competition, game, Win Won Won election, etc To turn something round to make a Wind Wound Wound mechanical process operate To feed cattle in the winter when they WinterfeedWinterfed Winterfed can't graze To make wire Wiredraw Wiredrew Wiredrawn To make something last a long time, especially speech Wit Wist Wist To know To remove money from a bank Withdraw Withdrew Withdrawn To remove something from a place Withhold Withheld Withheld Not to let somebody have something Withstand Withstood Withstood To resist successfully Wont Wont Wont/Wonted To be accustomed To make physical or mental effort to Work Worked/Wrought Worked/Wrought produce or achieve something To cover Wrap Wrapped/Wrapt Wrapped/Wrapt To transport emotionally Wreak Wreaked Wreaked/Wroken To cause or make something happen To put a lot of pressure on something to Wring Wrung Wrung remove liquids To put words onto paper using a pen or Write Wrote Written pencil Wake Woke Woken Z Base Past Simple Past Participle Definition Form Zinc Zinced/Zincked Zinced/Zincked To coat or cover something with a layer of zinc