Transitive Verbs Starting with B and Containing IT

Browse 37 valid English transitive verbs starting with B and containing IT, from Bit, Benefit, Bite, Bitch, Bitter, Bullshit and Bait 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 BA7 words
bait
babysit
babbitt
backbite
backstitch
backfit
backsplit
Starts with BE10 words
benefit
belittle
befit
bewitch
bespit
besit
betitle
bejesuit
bevomit
bepity
Starts with BI9 words
bit
bite
bitch
bitter
bitmap
bitchslap
bitt
bituminate
bituminize
Starts with BL6 words
blitz
blacksmith
blitzed
blitzkrieg
blit
blindstitch
Starts with BO
1 words
bobbitt
Starts with BR3 words
britten
bruit
brevit
Starts with BU
1 words
bullshit

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