Transitive Verbs Starting with D and Containing C

Browse 355 valid English transitive verbs starting with D and containing C, from Difference, Direct, Decide, Doctor, Dance, Document and Distance 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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dance
damascene
dacks
dack
damascening
dacker
decide
decline
describe
decrease
declare
deck
decided
detect
descend
depict
deceive
decay
decorate
dedicate
decree
decode
deprecated
denounce
detach
deduct
decoy
deactivate
decimate
deflect
difference
direct
distance
discipline
discover
discuss
district
discount
divorce
dick
discourse
discharge
ditch
dice
distract
discomfort
disclose
dispatch
disrespect
discard
disciple
disconnect
disgrace
dictate
doctor
document
dock
docket
domicile
douche
domesticate
downscale
downscaling
downcase
domesticize
doorknock
domiciliate
downcut
dooce
downchange
documentarize
dockize
downcry
dolichocephalize
drench
dreadlock
dropkick
drydock
duck
duplicate
duct
duckwalk
dulcify
dunch
duckshove

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