10 Letter Transitive Verbs Starting with P

Browse 104 valid English 10 letter transitive verbs that start with P, from Processing, Photograph, Proportion, Prioritize, Purchasing, Prostitute and Provisions to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with PA13 words
paraphrase
pasteurize
parasitize
palatalize
paddywhack
paradiddle
panegyrize
pasquinade
partialize
pargetting
pacificate
parabolize
patrialize
Starts with PE12 words
permitting
perpetuate
perpetrate
perturbing
petrifying
pebbledash
petnapping
perturbate
peroxidize
periphrase
penelopize
perstringe
Starts with PH
2 words
photograph
photolitho
Starts with PI
2 words
pickpocket
pigeonhole
Starts with PL6 words
plagiarize
plastering
plasticize
plantscape
plasticate
plasmolyze
Starts with PO13 words
polarizing
popularize
politicize
postscript
polymerize
potentiate
polychrome
powerslide
polemicize
poor-mouth
postmodify
polygamize
postillate
Starts with PR24 words
processing
proportion
prioritize
prostitute
provisions
procession
predispose
presuppose
pressurize
promulgate
prerelease
preprocess
preapprove
propitiate
preinstall
prearrange
prequalify
preprogram
predestine
predecease
prepackage
prepossess
prewriting
precompute
Starts with PS
1 words
psalmodize
Starts with PU4 words
purchasing
pumphandle
puritanize
punctulate
Starts with PY
1 words
pyramiding

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