Transitive Verbs Starting with D and Containing P

This list gathers 276 English transitive verbs starting with D and containing P, such as Drop, Develop, Display, Discipline, Developing, Disappear and Deposit. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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damp
dampen
dappled
dap
dapple
daguerreotype
datestamp
develop
developing
deposit
deploy
depict
depart
deprive
despise
deepen
deprecated
depress
deplete
deport
decipher
decouple
decompose
deepfake
depreciate
deplore
depose
deepthroat
deplatform
deprecate
decapitate
display
discipline
disappear
dispute
dip
disappointing
disappoint
disrupt
diaper
dispatch
disrespect
disciple
dispose
disperse
dispense
displace
displeasure
disapprove
dimple
disprove
dispel
dissipate
disparage
displease
dope
doorstep
doping
downplay
doorstop
dollop
dogpile
dognap
dop
downwarp
dolichocephalize
drop
drip
drape
droop
dropship
dropkick
dripfeed
dropshot
drypoint
draftproofing
dropforge
draftproof
dropforging
dump
duplicate
dumping
dupe
duplex
dustproof
dup
duply
dumple

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