Transitive Verbs That Start with J

Explore 128 verified English transitive verbs starting with J, including Job, Join, Judge, Jump, Joy, Journal and Joke. 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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japan
jail
jack
jacket
jam
jazz
jaw
jar
jab
jade
jaundice
jag
jackhammer
jailbreak
jangle
jabber
jawbone
jap
jackboot
jackknife
jape
janny
jawboning
jacklight
jeff
jet
jerk
jelly
jewel
jeep
jeopardize
jerry
jeer
jetty
jell
jettison
jess
jellied
jemmy
jellify
jettied
jellygraph
jeopard
jealouse
jeel
jerque
jimmy
jingle
jig
jiggle
jinx
jigsaw
jib
jive
jibe
jimmies
jigger
jilt
jiggered
jink
jibber
jigajig
jinkered
jirble
job
join
joy
journal
joke
journey
joint
jog
jolly
jockey
jolt
josh
journaling
jot
jostle
jollies
joist
jobshare
joggle
jointure
jounce
journalize
jol
jollify
judge
jump
jury
juice
justify
junk
jug
juggle
jugs
jumble
jut
jumpscare
juxtapose
juke
julienne
jure
jutty
jumar
juvenilize
jugate
jugulate
jumboize
Starts with JY
1 words
jynx

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