Transitive Verbs Starting with H and Containing D

Explore 90 verified English transitive verbs starting with H and containing D, including Head, Hand, Hold, Husband, Handle, Hide and Hood. Browse these action words that take a direct object below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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hand
handle
handed
handling
hazard
handicap
harden
handbag
handwritten
handball
hardwired
handcuff
handpick
hardwire
handwash
hardcode
handcraft
handhold
handwrite
handloom
handbill
hardscape
hatted
hardwiring
head
headquarters
herd
headline
hedge
herald
heed
headbutt
headlock
headquarter
headhunt
headfuck
heterodyne
heddle
hedgehop
hend
headreach
hide
hiding
hinder
historied
hindcast
hold
hood
horrified
hound
homestead
hoard
hoofed
hotrod
hoodwink
hoodoo
hobnailed
hobday
husband
hurdle
huddle
humidify
hydrate
hybridize
hypercharged
hydrolyze
hyperextend
hydrogenate
hydroseed
hydroxylate
hydrogenize
hydrocrack
hydrocast
hypnoidize

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