Transitive Verbs That Start with F and End with TE

Explore 67 verified English transitive verbs starting with F and ending with TE, including Favorite, Facilitate, Formulate, Frustrate, Flute, Footnote and Fabricate. 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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favorite
fate
facilitate
fabricate
fascinate
fabulate
fasciate
fatigate
falsificate
fantasticate
facultate
fastigate
factionate
fatuate
farreate
fete
federate
fellate
fecundate
felicitate
fertigate
fenestrate
festinate
fermentate
feminate
ferruginate
ferruminate
fertilitate
fersmite
fenerate
fefnicute
fixate
filtrate
fibrillate
fishplate
filiate
fimbriate
fistulate
fimbricate
flute
flagellate
fluoridate
flustrate
flocculate
fluorinate
flagitate
flagrate
formulate
footnote
foretaste
foliate
foveate
foredate
foraminate
forisfamiliate
forwaste
frustrate
frostbite
fractionate
freewrite
fragmentate
fructuate
fumigate
fulminate
furcate
fulgurate
fustigate

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