Transitive Verbs That Start with GL

Find 51 valid English transitive verbs starting with GL, including Glass, Glad, Glance, Globe, Glimpse, Glove and Glue. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with GLA19 words
glass
glad
glance
glamour
glaze
glam
glamorize
gladden
glace
gladhand
glair
glaciate
gladwrap
glasspaper
glassify
glaur
glaum
glaik
glassen
Starts with GLE4 words
glean
gleek
gley
glent
Starts with GLI7 words
glimpse
glide
glitz
glisk
gliff
glift
glidder
Starts with GLO12 words
globe
glove
gloom
glorify
gloss
globalize
glob
glop
glom
gloop
gloze
glomerate
Starts with GLU6 words
glue
glut
glutton
glug
gluttonize
glutch
Starts with GLY3 words
glycosylate
glycerinated
glycerinate

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