5 Letter Transitive Verbs with U

Explore 364 verified English 5 letter transitive verbs containing U, including Would, House, Found, Group, Value, Sound and Cause. 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 A
9 words
argue
abuse
audit
amuse
annul
augur
auger
astun
adure
Starts with B
24 words
build
bound
brush
burst
bunch
buddy
bully
blunt
bluff
bulge
budge
bugle
butch
blurt
blurb
bruit
burke
bunco
butle
bouge
blaud
bemud
buist
bught
Starts with C
24 words
cause
court
count
cloud
curve
couch
crush
curse
cough
curry
chuck
chunk
crust
clout
churn
clump
crumb
chute
chump
caulk
clunk
cluck
chuff
crump
Starts with D
16 words
doubt
drunk
debut
dunno
dummy
debug
dukes
douse
daunt
debus
dunch
degum
dunsh
debud
drouk
duply
Starts with E
13 words
equal
equip
erupt
elude
exude
educe
endue
elute
emule
eruct
embus
encup
exust
Starts with F
19 words
found
focus
fruit
fault
flour
flush
flute
fudge
fluff
fluke
flunk
flout
flume
fubar
flump
frush
fugie
flurr
fugle
Starts with G
16 words
group
guide
guard
guess
guilt
gauge
grunt
gully
gouge
gruel
grout
gunge
gussy
gurge
glaur
glaum
Starts with H
10 words
house
humor
hurry
haunt
hound
hunch
hutch
humph
huzza
hocus
Starts with I
6 words
issue
input
incur
imbue
inure
inurn
Starts with J
4 words
judge
juice
jutty
jumar
Starts with K
3 words
knurl
knout
kaugh
Starts with L
5 words
laugh
lunch
lunge
louse
lurry
Starts with M
12 words
mouth
mount
mouse
mummy
mourn
muddy
mound
munch
mulch
munge
mulct
muist
Starts with N
2 words
nurse
nudge
Starts with O
2 words
outdo
outgo
Starts with P
20 words
pound
pause
punch
pulse
puppy
purse
pouch
purge
plump
pluck
plume
prune
putty
pique
plumb
puree
plunk
pluff
pikau
punce
Starts with Q
21 words
quiet
queen
quote
queer
query
queue
quilt
quash
quill
quirk
quits
quell
quoth
quant
quaff
quiff
quine
quirt
quoit
quoin
queme
Starts with R
19 words
round
rough
route
rumor
reuse
rogue
rouse
rouge
rerun
ruddy
rebut
roust
recut
rebuy
redub
ruche
rahui
rerub
resue
Starts with S
24 words
sound
study
stuff
sugar
stuck
shout
sauce
skull
shrug
scout
scrub
stump
stunt
squat
scour
squid
strut
spurt
suede
spout
shush
snuff
snout
spurn
Starts with T
14 words
touch
trust
tough
truck
trump
thumb
tutor
taunt
thump
truss
thunk
thrum
thurl
touse
Starts with U
24 words
upset
unite
utter
unify
usher
unfit
unzip
untie
upend
unsub
unsee
usurp
unbox
unset
unban
uncap
unpin
umber
unsay
urbex
unman
unjam
unbar
unpeg
Starts with V
4 words
value
vault
vouch
vaunt
Starts with W
4 words
would
wound
whump
waulk
Starts with Z
1 words
zhuzh

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