Transitive Verbs Ending in NG and Containing T

Browse 216 valid English transitive verbs ending in NG and containing T, from Operating, String, Matching, Tracking, Computing, Gathering and Beating 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
5 words
auditing
anointing
alienating
astroturfing
auctioneering
Starts with B
12 words
beating
broadcasting
bursting
brainstorming
bootstrapping
basting
bowstring
bootlicking
bulletproofing
beasting
backcasting
bruting
Starts with C
24 words
computing
controlling
catering
coating
crafting
clustering
confronting
carpeting
captioning
contouring
catcalling
coparenting
costuming
compositing
credentialing
cresting
copyediting
cropdusting
clearcutting
curtaining
charioteering
cobblestoning
cablecasting
crocketing
Starts with D
12 words
disappointing
disturbing
drafting
drifting
detailing
disorienting
delisting
dissatisfying
downshifting
deconditioning
detasseling
draftproofing
Starts with E
2 words
electroetching
enthrong
Starts with F
11 words
formatting
factoring
fingerprinting
fronting
fisting
fingerpainting
frontrunning
freewriting
flatpicking
flyposting
farmsteading
Starts with G
7 words
gathering
greeting
ghosting
genotyping
ghostwriting
grouting
gangbusting
Starts with H
2 words
hosting
hamstring
Starts with I
6 words
isolating
incriminating
interfacing
ingratiating
interbreeding
intercropping
Starts with K
3 words
knotting
karyotyping
kilting
Starts with L
2 words
lightening
latticing
Starts with M
8 words
matching
misunderstanding
mentoring
mastering
multitracking
mothproofing
mousetrapping
mismeeting
Starts with N
1 words
newscasting
Starts with O
17 words
operating
outsourcing
overtraining
overparenting
overstrung
outgassing
overwithholding
overmastering
outsing
outswing
overbreathing
overstanding
overcoating
outfling
outwing
outring
outspring
Starts with P
18 words
positioning
permitting
partitioning
preexisting
perturbing
plastering
platforming
pasting
parachuting
petrifying
pickpocketing
puppeteering
prewriting
petnapping
photosetting
phosphating
premarketing
pargetting
Starts with R
14 words
resting
restructuring
retailing
respecting
revolting
retraining
retelling
retargeting
restring
rightsizing
rotoscoping
rustproofing
redbaiting
raftering
Starts with S
24 words
string
sting
staffing
stalking
stimulating
staging
spotting
subcontracting
sugarcoating
swatting
smelting
striping
sweetening
suiting
smithing
shuttering
slating
stealthing
screenprinting
sintering
stovepiping
sharpshooting
sightsing
satisficing
Starts with T
24 words
tracking
troubleshooting
triggering
tagging
tasting
thinning
tracing
throng
thundering
tang
thieving
twinning
twang
thickening
thrifting
tempering
tanking
tethering
ting
tong
terraforming
toweling
tamping
thermoforming
Starts with U
7 words
underwriting
understaffing
unstrung
upskirting
uplighting
unstring
undercoating
Starts with V
2 words
vetting
vermicomposting
Starts with W
7 words
wrestling
weighting
whitening
webcasting
weatherproofing
waterlogging
wildcrafting

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