Intransitive Verbs Starting with T and Containing LE

Browse 77 valid English intransitive verbs starting with T and containing LE, from Trouble, Telephone, Toilet, Triple, Tackle, Tremble and Turtle 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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tackle
tangle
tabernacle
tattle
tasseled
taigle
telephone
telescope
telegraph
telegram
teleport
televise
telecommuting
teleconference
teleconferencing
telecast
telecommute
telework
telex
tele
telecon
teletype
telefax
telemark
telecopy
telemetering
teleoperate
telepathize
telephotograph
teleshop
throttle
thole
thimblerig
tickle
tingle
tinkle
tiller
tipple
tiddle
toilet
toggle
topple
toddle
tootle
toodle
tole
trouble
triple
tremble
troubleshooting
trolley
trickle
trifle
trample
treble
troubleshoot
truffle
tricycle
trundle
treadle
truckle
trachle
trindle
trauchle
turtle
tumble
tussle
tumbleset
twinkle
twiddle
twaddle
twizzle
tweedle
twattle
twangle

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