Transitive Verbs Starting with F and Containing LE

Browse 49 valid English transitive verbs starting with F and containing LE, from File, Flesh, Fleet, Flee, Flex, Fiddle and Fuller 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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fable
facsimile
fangle
fankle
faddle
faffle
fettle
ferrule
ferule
file
fiddle
fillet
finagle
fissle
flesh
fleet
flee
flex
fleece
fleck
flemish
fletch
fledge
fleer
flense
flanneled
flecker
fleg
fley
fleme
fleech
fondle
foozle
forlend
forelend
forlese
freestyle
freckle
frazzle
freecycle
frizzle
fribble
frumple
fuller
fumble
fuddle
fugleman
fuzzle
fugle

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