Transitive Verbs That Start with D and End with D

Explore 63 verified English transitive verbs that start and end with D, including Demand, Download, Defend, Disabled, Decided, Distributed and Descend. 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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dappled
dandified
daud
demand
defend
decided
descend
deed
deprecated
defraud
defund
decaffeinated
deadhead
deboard
deconditioned
defriend
deseed
decompound
delead
debeard
desand
deflexed
despread
debud
despeed
deprehend
desnood
disabled
distributed
disturbed
discard
dignified
disadvantaged
dismayed
disregard
disoriented
disillusioned
disband
disorganized
disengaged
disinclined
dispirited
distend
disunited
dispositioned
dispend
discommend
disbud
dimidiated
dispread
dishoard
download
dogfood
dod
downfold
Starts with DR
2 words
dread
dripfeed
Starts with DU
1 words
dumbfound

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