Transitive Verbs That Start with GRI

Explore 17 verified English transitive verbs starting with GRI, including Grip, Grid, Grief, Grind, Grill, Grin and Grit. Browse these action words that take a direct object by length below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with GRID
4 words
grid
gridlock
griddle
gride
Starts with GRIE
2 words
grief
grieve
Starts with GRIF
1 words
grift
Starts with GRIL
1 words
grill
Starts with GRIM
1 words
grime
Starts with GRIN
2 words
grind
grin
Starts with GRIP
5 words
grip
gripe
griptape
gripple
griple
Starts with GRIT
1 words
grit

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