Transitive Verbs That Start with C and End with T

Explore 161 verified English transitive verbs starting with C and ending with T, including Cut, Cost, Court, Credit, Content, Correct and Count. 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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cast
cat
carpet
cart
casket
caveat
catapult
cant
capot
cathect
cablecast
carburet
Starts with CE
1 words
cement
chart
chat
chest
cheat
chant
checkpoint
checklist
chariot
chit
chaplet
chargesheet
chirt
charpit
circuit
circumvent
circumduct
cinct
circumflect
closet
clout
clickbait
clot
cleat
cleft
clearcut
clart
clat
claut
claught
cost
court
content
correct
count
connect
contact
contract
comment
commit
conduct
collect
coat
comfort
coast
contrast
concert
contest
convert
compact
construct
consult
combat
copyright
credit
craft
crust
crest
crochet
crit
croquet
crosscut
croft
crosspost
crossbolt
crossfoot
crossopt
cut
culvert
curvet
Starts with CY
1 words
cybercast

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