Transitive Verbs Starting with H and Containing AN

Browse 43 valid English transitive verbs starting with H and containing AN, from Hand, Hang, Husband, Handle, Handed, Handling and Handicap 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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hand
hang
handle
handed
handling
handicap
handbag
handwritten
handball
hangar
handcuff
hank
harangue
handpick
handwash
handcraft
handhold
handwrite
handloom
handbill
handknit
handfeed
hansel
handroll
Starts with HE
1 words
heterotransplant
Starts with HI
2 words
hispanicize
hispaniolize
hosanna
houseclean
homotransplant
hogmane
Starts with HU
2 words
husband
humanize

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