Transitive Verbs Starting with H and Containing K

Browse 46 valid English transitive verbs starting with H and containing K, from Hook, Hack, Hike, Hawk, Hijack, Hallmark and Hyperlink 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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hack
hawk
hallmark
hammock
hank
handpick
hacksaw
hammerlock
hackney
hackle
handknit
halterbreak
hamshackle
heckle
headlock
hearken
headfuck
henpeck
hike
hijack
hijacking
hitchhike
hook
honk
hock
hotkey
hoodwink
housebreaking
hork
housekeep
housebreak
hotlink
hoick
hocket
hoke
hoicks
hockle
holk
hookcheck
howk
husk
huck
huckster
hummock
Starts with HY
2 words
hyperlink
hydrocrack

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