8 Letter Transitive Verbs Ending in T

Browse 295 valid English 8 letter transitive verbs that end with T, from Interest, Contract, Document, District, Abstract, Discount and Contrast 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 A
11 words
abstract
acquaint
accredit
affright
airburst
aquatint
afforest
autotest
antevert
adstrict
abstrict
Starts with B
13 words
bullshit
bankrupt
browbeat
boatlift
backlist
backchat
bareboat
bulldust
backfist
backcast
beknight
becarpet
bejesuit
Starts with C
24 words
contract
contrast
confront
covenant
catapult
clearcut
coparent
copyedit
crosscut
copyleft
codirect
coinvest
coinfect
coinvent
carburet
complect
congreet
coscript
coassist
coattest
coadjust
coassert
contrist
coagment
Starts with D
24 words
document
district
discount
daylight
distract
distrust
dismount
disquiet
destruct
deselect
deadlift
decommit
deadbolt
disjoint
deforest
dropshot
drypoint
diffract
driftnet
dispirit
disherit
demarket
displant
dishabit
Starts with E
10 words
enspirit
empocket
enforest
embright
enturret
entalent
exscript
extromit
empacket
enclaret
Starts with F
9 words
frequent
forecast
fragment
forklift
facelift
flatfoot
freeboot
forehent
forfault
Starts with G
2 words
gaslight
graylist
Starts with H
11 words
headbutt
housesit
homeport
headhunt
handknit
highspot
handfast
hindcast
hardboot
helilift
helicopt
Starts with I
9 words
interest
instruct
intercut
inspirit
intermit
intromit
impocket
insculpt
intermat
Starts with J
1 words
jackboot
Starts with L
3 words
lowlight
longlist
lifecast
Starts with M
19 words
manifest
mistrust
mistreat
miscount
misprint
maltreat
mailshot
misdoubt
maledict
misallot
mispoint
mistryst
misadapt
mispaint
misstart
misplant
mislight
misdight
misgraft
Starts with N
1 words
newscast
Starts with O
24 words
ornament
obstruct
outsmart
overcast
overheat
outshoot
outpoint
outfight
opencast
oversalt
overplot
outpaint
offprint
outshout
overhunt
oviposit
outcount
overbeat
overpart
overpost
overtest
overedit
outfloat
outstart
Starts with P
24 words
prospect
prohibit
playlist
pinpoint
protract
preprint
pretreat
preexist
photoset
posttest
predraft
preplant
preadmit
preaudit
previsit
preadapt
postheat
preadopt
prelimit
preelect
presplit
preallot
preenact
preerect
Starts with Q
1 words
quickset
Starts with R
24 words
restrict
regiment
redirect
reinvent
reinvest
retrofit
readjust
resubmit
reassert
reformat
recommit
reorient
redlight
reinsert
retarget
redshift
redshirt
reexport
reenlist
reselect
remarket
reforest
reinfect
reimport
Starts with S
21 words
shortcut
subtract
snapshot
sediment
skylight
signpost
shitpost
surmount
supplant
shoplift
slapshot
superset
subtweet
shitlist
sidefoot
sexploit
sublimit
stonecut
sculpsit
sulfuret
surprint
Starts with T
7 words
transmit
teleport
typecast
transact
telecast
transect
trapnest
Starts with U
15 words
undercut
uppercut
unselect
upthrust
unweight
underact
underhit
underset
underlet
untenant
unsocket
unbonnet
unpriest
unknight
underbit
Starts with V
1 words
vivisect
Starts with W
4 words
wishlist
waitlist
whiteout
wainscot

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