Transitive Verbs Ending in E and Containing LO

Browse 200 valid English transitive verbs ending in E and containing LO, from Close, Love, Lose, Loose, Locate, Explore and Lodge 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
7 words
allowance
allocate
agglomerate
analogize
anthologize
archaeologize
ankylose
Starts with B
5 words
blouse
blockade
belove
beclothe
blockhole
Starts with C
24 words
close
clone
clothe
colonize
conglomerate
colorize
clothesline
cellophane
cloture
chlorinate
collocate
colocate
colloquialize
circumlocute
chronologize
colonialize
catalogize
collotype
cyclostyle
counterblockade
chloroformize
colloidize
conglobate
calorize
Starts with D
24 words
disclose
deplore
dislodge
decolonize
dislocate
delouse
demythologize
delocalize
decolorize
dechlorinate
devalorize
diplomatize
dolomitize
deplorate
displode
dialogize
decolorate
dehydrochlorinate
deflorate
deflocculate
disenclose
dephlogisticate
discolorate
dephilosophize
Starts with E
20 words
explore
explode
enclose
elongate
eulogize
echolocate
elocute
etymologize
eclose
englobe
encyclopedize
enclothe
epilogize
epiloguize
explorate
epilogate
enlodge
elocutionize
emplonge
exallotriote
Starts with F
5 words
flounce
foreclose
flocculate
forlose
flouse
Starts with G
10 words
globe
glove
guillotine
globalize
geolocate
geologize
guilloche
gloze
genealogize
glomerate
Starts with H
3 words
homologate
halogenate
homologize
Starts with I
4 words
implore
implode
ideologize
inglobe
Starts with J
2 words
jalouse
jealouse
Starts with K
1 words
kidglove
Starts with L
19 words
love
lose
loose
locate
lodge
lounge
lowercase
loathe
localize
louvre
lope
louse
lobotomize
longline
locomote
lobulate
loricate
loculate
logicize
Starts with M
11 words
misallocate
mythologize
melodramatize
mislocate
melodize
monologize
monologuize
mislodge
mineralogize
mylonitize
molochize
Starts with N
1 words
neologize
Starts with O
5 words
outlove
overphilosophize
overclose
overpsychologize
overlove
Starts with P
14 words
prologue
philosophize
pathologize
psychologize
prolongate
polonize
prologize
pelorize
prelocate
pillorize
penelopize
phrenologize
phlogisticate
prologuize
Starts with R
8 words
relocate
reallocate
reclose
recolonize
reexplore
reclothe
revalorize
remythologize
Starts with S
11 words
slope
sellotape
splodge
sloganize
soliloquize
syllogize
suballocate
scatologize
superphlogisticate
stylopize
solodize
Starts with T
4 words
translocate
theologize
technologize
tautologize
Starts with U
6 words
unloose
unlove
unclothe
unclose
underclothe
unglove
Starts with V
2 words
valorize
ventriloquize
Starts with Z
1 words
zoologize

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