Transitive Verbs Ending in ING and Containing E

Browse 203 valid English transitive verbs ending in ING and containing E, from Operating, Developing, Processing, Cleaning, Counseling, Gathering and Modeling 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
4 words
awakening
alienating
auctioneering
arselicking
Starts with B
12 words
beating
brewing
benchmarking
bioengineering
bleeping
breadcrumbing
bulletproofing
bemusing
barebacking
barbering
beasting
besing
Starts with C
17 words
cleaning
counseling
catering
clustering
conferencing
carpeting
coparenting
credentialing
cresting
copyediting
codesharing
clearcutting
cobwebbing
charioteering
cobblestoning
cablecasting
crocketing
Starts with D
12 words
developing
detailing
disorienting
demoralizing
disregarding
delisting
deconditioning
doweling
detasseling
dephasing
damascening
dering
Starts with E
7 words
excluding
energizing
enriching
enframing
enring
electroetching
enwing
Starts with F
10 words
foreshadowing
fingerprinting
fireproofing
fingerpainting
freewriting
forechecking
flyspecking
flameproofing
farmsteading
finedrawing
Starts with G
5 words
gathering
greeting
governing
genotyping
geofencing
Starts with H
4 words
helping
homeschooling
heaving
housebreaking
Starts with I
3 words
interfacing
interbreeding
intercropping
Starts with K
1 words
keckling
Starts with L
5 words
lending
licensing
layering
lightening
lawyering
Starts with M
12 words
modeling
misunderstanding
messaging
mentoring
mastering
merchandising
misspelling
misreading
misdealing
mousetrapping
mismeeting
misseeming
Starts with N
4 words
numbering
needling
necklacing
newscasting
Starts with O
17 words
operating
overwhelming
overriding
oversharing
overpolicing
overtraining
overgrazing
overparenting
overmanning
overwithholding
overdamping
overmastering
overbreathing
overstanding
overcoating
overgearing
overswing
Starts with P
19 words
processing
preceding
permitting
proofreading
preexisting
perturbing
plastering
perishing
petrifying
pickpocketing
puppeteering
prerecording
phreaking
prewriting
petnapping
precycling
photosetting
premarketing
pargetting
Starts with R
24 words
recycling
resting
restructuring
refinancing
retailing
respecting
revolting
reimagining
rejoicing
retraining
retelling
reworking
rebranding
reprocessing
reawakening
retargeting
restring
repricing
rewording
redbaiting
rering
resing
respring
respeaking
Starts with S
18 words
serving
screaming
surveying
sneaking
smelting
sweetening
sharecropping
shuttering
sledging
stealthing
silvering
screenprinting
sintering
stovepiping
speedreading
spiderwebbing
serotyping
sherardizing
Starts with T
12 words
troubleshooting
triggering
thundering
thieving
thickening
tempering
tethering
terraforming
toweling
thermoforming
telemetering
trellising
Starts with U
6 words
unveiling
underwriting
understaffing
undersampling
undercoating
underwiring
Starts with V
4 words
vetting
veiling
videorecording
vermicomposting
Starts with W
6 words
wrestling
weighting
whitening
webcasting
weatherproofing
waterlogging

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