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rīdeō	rīsī	rīsum	rīdēre	laugh
suādeō	suāsi	suāsum	suīdere	advise
tergeō	tērsī	tērsum	tergēre	wipe
torqueō	torsī	tortum	torquēre	twist
urgēo	ūrsī		urgēre	press

3.

mordeō	mōmordī	mōrsum	mordēre	bite
pendeō	pĕpendī	pēnsum	pendēre	hang (intr.)
spondeō	spŏpondī	spōnsum	spondēre	promise
tondeō	tŏtondī	tōnsum	tondēre	shear

4.

căveō	cāvī	cautum	cavēre	beware
făveō	fāvi	fautum	favēre	support
fŏveō	fōvi	fōtum	fovēre	foster
mŏveō	mōvī	mōtum	movēre	move (tr.)
sĕdeō	sēdī	sēssum	sedēre	sit
ob-sĭdeo[1]	obsēdī	obsēssum	obsidere	beset
vĭdeō	vīdī	vīsum	vidēre	see
vŏveō	vōvī	vōtum	vovēre	vow

5.

langueō	lāngŭi		languēre	be faint
prandeō	prandī	prānsum[2]	prandēre	lunch
strīdeō[3]	strīdī		strīdēre	screech

The following have a Deponent Perfect:

audeō	ausus sum	audēre	dare
gaudeō	gāvīsus sum	gaudēre	rejoice
pŭdĕt	pudŭit or pudĭtum est	pudēre	make ashamed (impers.)
sŏleō	sŏlĭtus sum	solēre	be accustomed
taedĕt	[per-taesum est]	taedēre	weary (tr.)

1. But circum-sĕeō.
2. The Part, prānsus is used in the Active sense, having lunched.
3. Strīdo, strīdĕire, also occurs.