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All Russian verbs ending in -оть I can think of had been subject to the metathesis or the liquids and did not have this ending in Proto-Slavic:

бороть (CS брати) < *барти (cf. брань)

колоть (CS клати) < *калти (cf. заклание)

молоть (CS млѣти) < *мелти

полоть (CS плѣти) < *пелти

пороть (CS прати) < *порти

Are there verbs that did have this ending in PS or CS?

Quassnoi
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According to the reverse Russian dictionary, there are no Russian verbs ending in -оть, other than those listed in the question.

Thus, the answer is no.

That is, all Russian verbs ending in -оть have been subject to the metathesis of the liquids, and there are no Russian verbs that inherited that ending (оть/оти) from PS.

Georgy Ivanov
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    What kind of examples are you interested in? There are 78 words ending in -оть in the dictionary (lines 5 to 82), and they are either derivatives of the verbs listed by @Quassnoi (e.g. обмолоть, сполоть, перепороть), or belong to other lexical categories (перхоть, деготь, хоть, вплоть etc.) – Georgy Ivanov Oct 20 '13 at 06:39
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Actually, none of the CS or PS verbs could have -оть in its endings, because -оть is a MR ending.

By the way, you have missed the dialect form of надоть.

Manjusri
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How about (по)бороть/перебороть?