4 Letter Transitive Verbs Starting with H

Browse 81 valid English 4 letter transitive verbs that start with H, from Have, Home, Head, Help, Hand, Hold and Hear 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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have
hand
hate
hang
harm
hack
hail
halt
hash
haul
hawk
halo
haze
harp
hale
hank
hasp
haft
harl
hain
head
help
hear
heat
heal
herd
heel
heap
heed
helm
heft
heil
hent
hele
hend
hery
hill
hide
hire
hint
hike
hive
hiss
hilt
hing
hist
hish
home
hold
hope
host
hole
hood
hook
horn
hoop
hose
howl
hoax
hoof
hoot
honk
hone
hock
hots
hork
hoke
holk
howk
hurt
hunt
hull
hush
hurl
hump
huff
husk
huck
hype
hymn
hypo

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