Transitive Verbs Starting with G and Containing TE

Browse 37 valid English transitive verbs starting with G and containing TE, from Gate, Generate, Graduate, Guarantee, Gutter, Grate and Gazette 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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gate
gazette
garter
gatekeep
gatecrash
garrote
generate
getter
germinate
gesticulate
geolocate
gestate
geminate
geniculate
gelate
gelatinate
genteelize
Starts with GH
1 words
ghostwrite
glaciate
glycosylate
glycerinated
glomerate
glycerinate
graduate
granted
grate
graphite
granulate
gradate
gratulate
gratinate
greaten
guarantee
gutter
guesstimate
gunite
guesten

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