Intransitive Verbs Ending in T and Containing U

Browse 285 valid English intransitive verbs ending in T and containing U, from Put, Cut, Thought, Account, Result, Court and Trust to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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Starts with A
12 words
account
amount
adult
adjust
audit
augment
autocorrect
abut
autodestruct
airburst
autosuggest
autotest
Starts with B
17 words
budget
butt
burst
bust
bullet
bucket
bullshit
buffet
blunt
banquet
blurt
bunt
bullfight
blueshift
bowhunt
bulldust
blockbust
Starts with C
24 words
cut
court
count
conduct
consult
circuit
corrupt
crust
counterfeit
catapult
clearcut
croquet
crosscut
combust
counterprotest
coquet
counterplot
counterassault
curvet
counterthrust
circumduct
counterpicket
consubsist
claut
Starts with D
12 words
doubt
document
dust
default
debut
duet
dismount
destruct
demount
downcut
dunt
devaunt
Starts with E
6 words
exhaust
erupt
exult
encrust
exeunt
eruct
Starts with F
7 words
fruit
fault
flaunt
flout
foxhunt
footfault
fust
Starts with G
10 words
guest
grunt
gust
gunfight
glut
genuflect
groundbait
grayout
greyout
glout
Starts with H
7 words
hurt
hunt
haunt
hut
headbutt
housesit
headhunt
Starts with I
7 words
interrupt
insult
instruct
intuit
intercut
irrupt
intussuscept
Starts with J
4 words
jut
joust
jaunt
junket
Starts with L
4 words
lust
logout
lout
lunt
Starts with M
8 words
mount
mistrust
miscount
minuet
multicast
munt
miscut
misdoubt
Starts with N
1 words
nut
Starts with O
21 words
out
ought
obstruct
occult
overbought
outshoot
overcount
overthrust
outpaint
outthrust
outjut
overcut
overhunt
overtrust
overadjust
overdocument
overmount
outstart
outjet
overdiscount
overconstruct
Starts with P
10 words
put
puppet
punt
putt
pout
plummet
purport
pussyfoot
preadjust
photoconduct
Starts with Q
7 words
quiet
quit
quest
quilt
quant
quoit
quat
Starts with R
19 words
result
recruit
rust
resurrect
rut
rout
readjust
resubmit
rebut
remount
roust
rediscount
reshut
roquet
resprout
redout
reconsult
reluct
reshunt
Starts with S
24 words
shut
suit
shout
suspect
submit
sunset
summit
scout
shortcut
stunt
subtract
squat
sprout
strut
sculpt
squint
spurt
spout
subcontract
squirt
snout
shunt
subsist
sublet
Starts with T
13 words
thought
trust
tourist
thrust
trumpet
taunt
tout
troubleshoot
tuft
truant
tut
thoughtcast
tumbleset
Starts with U
24 words
upset
uppercut
umlaut
undercount
unmount
upskirt
upshift
unbent
undershoot
untwist
underinvest
uncomment
underbudget
underreact
undereat
underpredict
unbelt
unknit
unknot
upthrust
upcast
unhat
unweight
unshift
Starts with V
2 words
vault
vaunt
Starts with W
4 words
witchhunt
wingsuit
waught
whirlabout

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