Transitive Verbs Ending in LE and Containing I

Browse 234 valid English transitive verbs ending in LE and containing I, from Single, File, Middle, Title, Article, Circle and Profile 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
article
audible
apostille
affile
Starts with B
20 words
bicycle
braille
bristle
bridle
belittle
beguile
bastille
brindle
bingle
besprinkle
backfile
betitle
bibble
bescribble
besmile
begirdle
bedimple
birsle
bemingle
bepimple
Starts with C
16 words
circle
compile
chronicle
cripple
crinkle
commingle
crimple
crickle
chinkle
cribble
crible
condiddle
cuittle
crizzle
chimble
crisle
Starts with D
24 words
disciple
disable
dismantle
dribble
drizzle
dimple
domicile
defile
disassemble
disentangle
dogpile
diddle
dissemble
decompile
dibble
disgruntle
disentitle
disenable
depickle
disennoble
dispeople
didle
distrouble
disembrangle
Starts with E
13 words
exile
entitle
encircle
enkindle
embrittle
enfile
enisle
engirdle
endfile
ensile
enchronicle
equivale
enhuile
Starts with F
7 words
file
fiddle
facsimile
finagle
frizzle
fribble
fissle
Starts with G
5 words
giggle
griddle
girdle
gripple
griple
Starts with H
2 words
higgle
hirsle
Starts with I
14 words
idle
inhale
impale
intermingle
inveigle
incircle
inkle
interfile
intertangle
immingle
immantle
immanacle
imbrangle
intercouple
Starts with J
3 words
jingle
jiggle
jirble
Starts with K
4 words
kindle
kibble
kittle
kinkle
Starts with M
11 words
middle
mingle
mishandle
misrule
misfile
misassemble
mistitle
misstyle
microfile
misguggle
mishguggle
Starts with N
2 words
nibble
niggle
Starts with O
2 words
outsmile
outwile
Starts with P
13 words
profile
pile
pickle
pinnacle
pimple
pigeonhole
prickle
piddle
pantile
prefile
paradiddle
pitchpole
pingle
Starts with Q
1 words
quintuple
Starts with R
20 words
rifle
reconcile
riddle
ripple
ridicule
rile
rekindle
revile
riffle
recompile
refile
retitle
retile
rickle
reshingle
rimple
recircle
resmile
restifle
resprinkle
Starts with S
24 words
single
smile
subtitle
sprinkle
sickle
stifle
scribble
sizzle
stockpile
shingle
spindle
swindle
squiggle
skittle
stipple
swizzle
stickhandle
sextile
spile
stickle
surtitle
supertitle
swingle
sniggle
Starts with T
15 words
title
triple
tile
twinkle
tickle
trickle
trifle
tingle
timetable
tinkle
twiddle
tipple
twizzle
taigle
trindle
Starts with U
8 words
unriddle
unbridle
unmingle
unpile
untile
unwrinkle
unbeguile
uppile
Starts with W
12 words
while
whistle
wrinkle
wiggle
wriggle
whittle
wile
winkle
wimple
whiffle
wimble
windle

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