4 Letter Transitive Verbs Starting with HA

Explore 20 verified English 4 letter transitive verbs that start with HA, including Have, Hand, Hate, Hang, Harm, Hack and Hail. Browse these action words that take a direct object below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with HAC
1 words
hack
Starts with HAF
1 words
haft
Starts with HAI
2 words
hail
hain
Starts with HAL
3 words
halt
halo
hale
Starts with HAN
3 words
hand
hang
hank
Starts with HAR
3 words
harm
harp
harl
Starts with HAS
2 words
hash
hasp
Starts with HAT
1 words
hate
Starts with HAU
1 words
haul
Starts with HAV
1 words
have
Starts with HAW
1 words
hawk
Starts with HAZ
1 words
haze

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