6 Letter Transitive Verbs Starting with L

Browse 49 valid English 6 letter transitive verbs that start with L, from Letter, Lawyer, Lesson, Launch, Lights, Locate and League 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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lawyer
launch
ladder
lament
lavish
lather
lackey
lariat
lavage
laager
largen
larrup
lawing
ladify
letter
lesson
league
lessen
lesion
legged
leaven
leaded
legate
lenite
leasow
lenify
lights
liquor
litter
limber
lidded
lister
ligate
linish
libate
lippen
locate
lounge
logout
loosen
loathe
looped
louvre
lookit
logjam
louden
lumber
luster
luxate

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