Transitive Verbs That Start with F and End with E

Explore 225 verified English transitive verbs starting with F and ending with E, including Face, Free, Fire, Figure, Fine, Force and File. 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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face
favorite
fate
fake
fade
fame
facilitate
fatigue
fable
farce
fantasize
fabricate
facsimile
familiarize
fascinate
facetime
faze
factorize
fanaticize
fabulate
factionalize
fascistize
faradize
fascisticize
feature
fee
fence
fertilize
fete
federalize
fetishize
feminize
federate
fettle
ferrule
fellate
fecundate
felicitate
ferrotype
ferule
fertigate
feralize
fenestrate
feudalize
festinate
fecundize
fermentate
featheredge
fire
figure
fine
file
finance
finalize
fiddle
finesse
fixate
fissure
firehose
fife
fictionalize
filigree
finagle
filtrate
fiche
fibrillate
fishplate
filiate
fictionize
firescape
filmmake
fike
flame
flee
flare
flute
flake
fluke
fleece
flange
flounce
flume
flagellate
fledge
flambe
fluoridate
flense
fluoroscope
fluidize
flustrate
flocculate
fluorinate
fluoridize
flagitate
fleme
flype
force
forgive
forge
formulate
foresee
footnote
forage
formalize
forsake
fondle
foregone
fossilize
foreclose
foretaste
forebode
foliate
focalize
foveate
formularize
forecaddie
formulize
foutre
foozle
forejudge
free
frame
freeze
fridge
franchise
fringe
frustrate
fracture
freestyle
freckle
friendzone
frostbite
frieze
frazzle
fricassee
freebase
freecycle
freephone
fractionate
frizzle
frape
fragmentize
fractionalize
freewrite
fuse
fumble
fudge
fume
fumigate
fusillade
fulminate
fuddle
furcate
fulgurate
fugie
fustigate
fuzzle
fulmine
fustianize
fugle

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