6 Letter Regular Verbs Starting with D

This list gathers 222 English 6 letter regular verbs that start with D, such as Design, Direct, Double, Decide, Doctor, Demand and Detail. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to review -ed spelling and pronunciation patterns.

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damage
dagger
darken
dampen
dazzle
dangle
dabble
dawdle
dander
damask
dapple
danton
dandle
daggle
darkle
dartle
daidle
dacker
daddle
daiker
design
decide
demand
detail
debate
depend
define
defeat
desert
desire
defend
delete
detect
derive
devote
deploy
depict
defect
depart
deepen
devise
decree
denote
decode
direct
divide
differ
divine
diesel
diaper
digest
divert
dilute
dismay
dilate
dimple
disarm
dispel
disuse
dither
disown
divest
diadem
diddle
disbar
dicker
dibble
dipnet
double
doctor
donate
docket
doodle
douche
doping
dollop
dookie
doodoo
dogleg
dogear
dodder
donder
dognap
dorize
dreads
dredge
drench
drivel
drudge
drowse
drylot
duplex
dubbin
dusken
dudder
dumple

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