(grammar) A transitive verb, such as break, burn, boil, open, start, change, or assimilate, which may be used intransitively with the object of the action as the subject.

(grammar) An intransitive verb in which the subject both actively performs and undergoes the action, as in verbs of motion such as walk, go, fly.

(linguistics) A semantically incomplete verb which qualifies as a predicate only in combination with a predicative complement, usually a noun.

An auxiliary verb used for negation in certain languages.

A verb able to be immediately followed by the full or bare infinitive, or gerund (i.e. non-finite verbs), as in “I beg to differ”, where beg is catenative.

Synonym of helping verb

(linguistics) Synonym of light verb

plural of verb-object

(linguistics) A verb indicating a change in psychological state, such as shock, encourage, or agitate.

(linguistics) A two-word phrase, consisting of a verb and a preposition, that has idiomatic meaning.