6 Letter Intransitive Verbs Starting with C

This list gathers 117 English 6 letter intransitive verbs that start with C, such as Change, Center, Course, Couple, Choose, Charge and Chance. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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career
cancel
castle
cannon
caucus
caveat
cackle
canton
caddie
careen
callus
canter
cavort
cajole
canker
camber
cancan
catnap
carhop
callet
cagmag
calefy
casefy
cangle
center
cement
cellar
change
choose
charge
chance
cheese
chorus
chisel
chivvy
chasse
chouse
chieve
chyack
chiack
chavel
circle
cipher
cinder
citify
clutch
climax
clique
clench
clinch
clamor
cleave
closen
claver
cleach
clitch
clumse
clatch
course
couple
commit
colors
corner
cotton
combat
cowboy
comply
confer
coping
corpse
concur
collab
cocoon
cooper
cohost
cobweb
cobble
costar
cosign
cockle
cohere
congee
create
cruise
cringe
crunch
creeps
crater
crayon
crouch
crease
crumbs
crinch
crisle
cuddle
curtsy
cussed
curdle
curvet
cuebid
cuiter
cuffle

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