Transitive Verbs That End in T

Explore 1,815 verified English transitive verbs ending with the letter T, including Get, Right, Want, Best, Let, Part and Put. 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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act
account
accept
admit
affect
attempt
adopt
abstract
arrest
adjust
alert
assist
attract
accent
assault
adapt
appoint
absent
assert
await
audit
architect
addict
abort
best
bit
beat
benefit
bet
budget
boat
breakfast
bat
belt
butt
boot
breast
basket
burst
broadcast
boost
bust
bent
blanket
blast
bullet
bolt
bot
cut
cost
court
credit
content
correct
count
connect
contact
contract
cast
comment
commit
chart
chat
craft
cat
conduct
collect
chest
coat
comfort
coast
contrast
direct
doubt
document
diet
district
defeat
desert
discount
draft
dot
dust
delight
deposit
default
drift
detect
debut
disappoint
depict
disrupt
depart
daylight
distract
disgust
eat
effect
expect
except
exact
exit
export
edit
elect
et
exhibit
extract
exploit
exhaust
escort
enact
exempt
erect
exert
emit
excerpt
eject
enlist
elicit
foot
fit
front
fight
fat
felt
forget
flat
flight
fruit
forest
fault
format
frequent
float
fist
forecast
fleet
fragment
footprint
feast
freight
frost
fingerprint
get
grant
gift
guilt
ghost
gut
greet
garment
grit
grandparent
graft
grunt
gallant
gait
gaslight
greenlight
glut
grout
grift
grommet
girt
gusset
gibbet
gillnet
heart
hot
hit
heat
hurt
host
hat
habit
hunt
highlight
hint
harvest
halt
helmet
haunt
hut
hoist
heist
hoot
heft
hilt
headbutt
hotseat
housesit
interest
impact
input
instrument
invest
import
implement
insist
interpret
insert
interrupt
insult
invent
inherit
inspect
instruct
inhabit
inject
implant
infect
inflict
inhibit
imprint
indent
joint
jacket
jet
jolt
jot
jut
joist
jilt
jackboot
jacklight
kit
knot
knight
knit
kickstart
kilt
knout
last
let
light
lot
lost
list
lift
limit
lit
lent
logout
loft
loot
leaflet
lament
lilt
lookit
lowlight
longlist
lariat
lifecast
lant
lait
lunt
meet
market
mount
mat
merit
melt
mint
mist
manifest
misconduct
mast
mistrust
moat
moot
malt
misinterpret
misrepresent
misfit
mistreat
molest
motorboat
molt
misdirect
miscount
net
nut
nest
neglect
newscast
needlepoint
nowcast
narrowcast
nott
nonsuit
out
object
output
overnight
outfit
offset
orbit
omit
overweight
ornament
orient
obstruct
outsmart
occult
oust
outlast
overcast
overheat
overshoot
overdraft
outwit
overcommit
overeat
overact
part
put
point
post
present
project
plant
perfect
parent
print
protect
paint
port
pocket
plot
protest
pilot
pot
predict
prevent
profit
permit
pet
pit
quiet
quit
quilt
quant
quirt
quoit
quickset
quat
quadrisect
right
report
rest
represent
respect
request
root
repeat
rent
reflect
react
recruit
regret
receipt
resist
rat
reject
retreat
restrict
rocket
reset
roast
revisit
rust
set
short
start
support
subject
sit
sort
shot
suggest
seat
shoot
shit
sport
shut
sight
salt
shift
spirit
suit
sheet
spot
shirt
split
select
test
text
thought
trust
target
treat
ticket
twist
transport
tweet
throat
toilet
transit
toast
tent
tenant
thrust
tilt
torment
transmit
transplant
tempt
trumpet
tart
upset
uplift
unfit
undercut
underweight
uproot
unseat
uppercut
unset
unbolt
underreport
umlaut
undercount
underrepresent
unmount
upskirt
undercoat
upshift
unbent
undershoot
untwist
uncomment
underbudget
unselect
visit
vet
vent
vest
vault
vomit
vat
valet
vaunt
videochat
vodcast
voiceprint
vermicompost
videocast
vivisect
want
wait
weight
worst
wet
warrant
wit
wishlist
writ
watchlist
wrought
waitlist
wilt
waft
whitelist
wont
webcast
welt
whet
witchhunt
whiteout
wrest
whist
wainscot
Starts with X
2 words
xenograft
xenotransplant
Starts with Y
2 words
yeet
yclept
Starts with Z
1 words
zest

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