Transitive Verbs with OUD

Browse 12 verified English transitive verbs containing the letters OUD, including Cloud, Shroud, Enshroud, Unshrouded, Uncloud, Louden and Unshroud. Filter these action words that take a direct object by word length below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with B
2 words
becloud
beshroud
Starts with C
1 words
cloud
Starts with D
1 words
disenshroud
Starts with E
2 words
enshroud
encloud
Starts with L
1 words
louden
Starts with O
1 words
overcloud
Starts with S
1 words
shroud
Starts with U
3 words
unshrouded
uncloud
unshroud

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