Transitive Verbs That Start with CO and End with D

Explore 41 verified English transitive verbs starting with CO and ending with D, including Command, Considered, Controlled, Compound, Contained, Cord and Comprehend. 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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Starts with COA
4 words
coattend
coascend
coaid
coapprehend
Starts with COB
2 words
cobblestoned
cobwebbed
Starts with COD
2 words
cod
coded
Starts with COE
2 words
coextend
coexpand
Starts with COF
1 words
cofound
Starts with COH
2 words
cohead
coherald
Starts with COL
2 words
colead
collaud
Starts with COM
6 words
command
compound
comprehend
commend
compand
compend
Starts with CON
10 words
considered
controlled
contained
contend
contented
confound
contoured
conjoined
conjugated
contund
Starts with COP
1 words
copyread
Starts with COR
3 words
cord
cornbraid
corsleted
Starts with COU
5 words
countermand
counterbid
counterdemand
counterraid
counterplead
Starts with COV
1 words
coved

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