Transitive Verbs Starting with B and Containing T

Browse 306 valid English transitive verbs starting with B and containing T, from Best, Better, Bit, Brother, Beat, Benefit and Bottom 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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battle
bat
bath
basket
ballot
bait
batter
bankrupt
batch
bathe
banquet
bats
banter
baptize
bayonet
babysit
baton
barter
backlight
ballast
baste
backtrack
backstop
backstroke
best
better
beat
benefit
bet
belt
bent
beating
betray
bestow
berth
beset
belittle
bequeath
beautify
befit
berate
beget
beatbox
bewitch
betide
bestir
betroth
bethink
bit
birth
bite
bitch
bitter
billet
birthmark
bigfoot
bitmap
bisect
bifurcate
bitchslap
bioaccumulate
bitt
bioprospect
biquadrate
biopirate
bituminate
bituminize
bioturb
blanket
blast
blunt
blueprint
blitz
blacklist
blister
blacksmith
blot
blight
bloat
blurt
blocklist
bleat
blacktop
blitzed
blowtorch
bluster
bloodstain
blitzkrieg
blotch
blacklight
blether
blat
bottom
boat
bottle
boot
bother
boost
bolt
bot
boast
bolster
boycott
bonnet
bottleneck
bootstrap
bootstrapping
botox
botch
bootleg
bogart
bowstring
bootlicking
boatlift
bootlick
bobtail
brother
breathe
breakfast
breast
broadcast
bracket
broadcasting
brainstorming
brighten
brainstorm
bristle
breastfeed
breaststroke
brutalize
briquette
britten
browbeat
bruit
breathalyze
brevet
brominate
bromate
brutify
broast
budget
butter
button
butt
burst
bust
bullet
butterfly
bucket
bullshit
butcher
buffet
bulletin
bursting
bulletproof
bustle
butch
buttress
bunt
buttonhole
bulletproofing
bureaucratize
bulldust
butle

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