Transitive Verbs Starting with JU and Containing U

This list gathers 22 English transitive verbs starting with JU and containing U, such as Judge, Jump, Jury, Juice, Justify, Junk and Jug. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with JUD
1 words
judge
Starts with JUG
5 words
jug
juggle
jugs
jugate
jugulate
Starts with JUI
1 words
juice
Starts with JUK
1 words
juke
Starts with JUL
1 words
julienne
Starts with JUM
5 words
jump
jumble
jumpscare
jumar
jumboize
Starts with JUN
1 words
junk
Starts with JUR
2 words
jury
jure
Starts with JUS
1 words
justify
Starts with JUT
2 words
jut
jutty
Starts with JUV
1 words
juvenilize
Starts with JUX
1 words
juxtapose

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