Transitive Verbs That Start with C and End with R

Explore 83 verified English transitive verbs starting with C and ending with R, including Clear, Center, Color, Cover, Character, Consider and Chair. Sort these action words that take a direct object by word length for clear sentence construction and active voice writing below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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calendar
cashier
carpenter
cater
caliper
canter
camphor
canker
camber
cantilever
calender
calver
center
cellar
censor
character
chair
chapter
chamber
cheer
charter
choir
checker
char
chauffeur
chipper
chamfer
charioteer
chaffer
childbear
Starts with CI
2 words
cipher
cinder
clear
cluster
clutter
clamor
clatter
cloister
clobber
clabber
clyster
clotter
clour
clodder
clunter
color
cover
consider
corner
counter
copper
collar
confer
conquer
courier
contour
cooper
coauthor
coffer
costar
cosponsor
cochair
commandeer
counteroffer
cocker
cotter
coanchor
coadminister
compeer
Starts with CR
2 words
crater
crowbar
Starts with CU
2 words
cumber
cuiter

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