Transitive Verbs Starting with DI and Containing G

Browse 73 valid English transitive verbs starting with DI and containing G, from Dig, Distinguish, Disadvantage, Disappointing, Discharge, Disturbing and Diagram 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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Starts with DIA
7 words
diagram
diagnose
diagonalize
diagnosticate
diagrammatize
dialogize
diamagnetize
Starts with DIG
9 words
dig
digest
dignified
digitize
dignify
digitalize
dight
digammate
dignosce
Starts with DIN
3 words
ding
dingdong
dinge
Starts with DIP
1 words
diphthongize
Starts with DIS
24 words
distinguish
disadvantage
disappointing
discharge
disturbing
disgust
disguise
disgrace
discourage
disadvantaged
disregard
discouraging
disabling
disengage
disorganized
disintegrate
dislodge
disorienting
disengaged
disparage
disentangle
disregarding
disfigure
disorganize
Starts with DIV
2 words
divulge
divulgate

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