9 Letter Transitive Verbs Starting with P

Browse 172 valid English 9 letter transitive verbs that start with P, from Protected, Privilege, Provision, Prejudice, Paragraph, Preceding and Pronounce 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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paragraph
packaging
partition
parachute
patronize
paintball
paperclip
panhandle
pantomime
palisades
palletize
pauperize
packetize
passivize
paratroop
passivate
parbuckle
passement
penetrate
persecute
personify
periscope
perforate
percolate
permalink
perishing
personate
periodize
pearlized
pelletize
permutate
pendulate
pelletify
peptonize
personize
pectinate
pedantize
pepsinate
photoshop
phosphate
photocopy
photobomb
photostat
photoblog
phreaking
photoscan
phenolate
photolyze
phototype
phenocopy
phonetize
pitchfork
piggyback
pinstripe
piggybank
pillarbox
pickaroon
pitchbend
picturize
pidginize
pitchpole
pillorize
pignorate
pignerate
plastered
pluralize
placekick
plastique
planogram
platinize
possessed
pollinate
postulate
polygraph
pompadour
powerwash
posterize
poeticize
pollinize
potentize
poormouth
ponderate
posturize
podzolize
powellize
protected
providing
privilege
provision
prejudice
preceding
pronounce
prolonged
prescribe
prototype
prosecute
profiling
preseason
predicate
privatize
promenade
propagate
proofread
professed
prostrate
procreate
predefine
preoccupy
proscribe
punctuate
publicize
pulverize
puppeteer
pustulate
pulvilize

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