Transitive Verbs Starting with D and Containing U

Browse 301 valid English transitive verbs starting with D and containing U, from Double, Doubt, Drug, Document, Discuss, Discount and Dumb 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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daunt
daub
daguerreotype
daud
daut
damasquin
default
debut
denounce
devour
deduct
detour
debug
debunk
decouple
deduce
declutter
defraud
defund
devalue
deluge
delude
deconstruct
defuse
dehumanize
demagogue
deregulate
destruct
deputize
decoupage
discuss
discount
distribute
distributed
dispute
distinguish
disturb
discourse
disturbing
disrupt
disturbed
disgust
disguise
discourage
discontinue
dilute
diffuse
displeasure
distrust
discouraging
disillusioned
dismount
disqualify
disuse
double
doubt
document
doubles
douche
douse
dout
downcut
documentarize
drug
drum
drunk
drub
drouk
dumb
dust
duck
dude
dull
dump
duplicate
duke
dunno
dusk
dummy
dungeon
duct
dub
dumping
duel
dunk
dupe
dukes
duplex
dung
duff
dun
dumbfound

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