Transitive Verbs That End in LD

Explore 75 verified English transitive verbs ending with the suffix -LD, including Would, Hold, Field, Build, Bold, Fold and Yield. Useful for clear sentence construction and active voice writing and rhyming patterns, browse these action words that take a direct object below or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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build
bold
bald
behold
blindfold
bield
begild
Starts with C
2 words
cuckold
coherald
Starts with D
1 words
downfold
enfold
engild
engold
enshield
electrogild
field
fold
fanfold
Starts with G
2 words
gild
geld
hold
herald
handhold
Starts with I
2 words
infold
interfold
mold
manifold
meld
misfield
misfold
misbuild
overbuild
outyield
overwithhold
outbuild
overfold
overhold
overgild
outscold
prebuild
premold
pinfold
penfold
rebuild
rewild
refold
remold
reweld
regild
shield
scaffold
scold
scald
scratchbuild
sunscald
shotweld
spald
speld
sandweld
unfold
uphold
unmold
unbuild
unblindfold
underbuild
upbuild
upfold
unchild
ungild
would
withhold
weld
wield
woold
Starts with Y
1 words
yield

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