Transitive Verbs Starting with L and Containing O

Explore 83 verified English transitive verbs starting with L and containing O, including Look, Love, Lost, Lose, Labor, Lower and Lock. 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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labor
lasso
lampoon
laryngectomize
lesson
lesion
leapfrog
letterbox
leakproof
leasow
leukodeplete
liquor
liposuction
lithograph
liveblog
lionize
litho
linotype
lightproof
liposuck
lithoprint
lithotritize
look
love
lot
lost
lose
lower
lord
lock
loose
loan
load
locate
loop
log
loads
lodge
lobby
lounge
logging
logout
loosen
loft
loot
localized
lysol
lyophilize
lysogenize

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