Transitive Verbs Starting with GR and Containing G

This list gathers 104 English transitive verbs starting with GR and containing G, such as Group, Green, Ground, Grow, Grass, Gray and Grade. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with GRA
24 words
grass
gray
grade
grant
grace
grandfather
grandmother
graduate
grab
grave
graph
granted
grain
grasp
graffiti
graze
gravel
grazing
grandparent
graft
grate
grapple
graphite
grappling
Starts with GRE
15 words
green
greet
greeting
grease
greenlight
greenmail
greenwash
greaseproof
greyout
gree
greaten
grecize
grecianize
greaseband
greisenize
Starts with GRI
17 words
grip
grid
grief
grind
grill
grin
grit
grieve
grime
gripe
gridlock
griddle
grift
griptape
gride
gripple
griple
Starts with GRO
18 words
group
ground
grow
gross
groom
groan
groove
growl
groin
grope
grouse
grout
grog
grok
grommet
grouting
groundbait
groundshare
Starts with GRU
8 words
grudge
grunt
grub
grumble
gruel
grubstake
gruntle
grubble

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