Transitive Verbs Starting with N and Containing E

Browse 115 valid English transitive verbs starting with N and containing E, from Name, Number, Need, Note, Network, Notice and Negative 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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name
navigate
narrate
naturalize
nationalize
nauseate
narrativize
namecheck
nasalize
narcotize
nanosize
naphthalize
need
near
network
negative
net
neighbor
neck
nerve
nest
nerves
negotiate
needle
neglect
necklace
neutralize
neal
necessitate
nestle
negate
nerf
nettle
neuter
newscast
needlepoint
nickname
nickel
niche
nibbles
nitrate
nibble
niggle
nicker
niello
nither
nickelize
niggardize
nitrogenate
nitrogenize
niffer
niellate
note
notice
noise
nose
nominate
noodle
normalize
noose
notarize
notate
novelize
noogie
nominalize
noodge
noddle
nobble
novate
nollie
northernize
nomadize
nobilitate
nonuple
norsel
notchel
number
nurse
nurture
nuance
nudge
nuke
nutshell
nutmeg
numbering
nuzzle
numerate
nursemaid
nuclearize
nucleate
nurdle
nursle
nuncupate

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