Transitive Verbs That Start with O and End with N

Explore 65 verified English transitive verbs starting with O and ending with N, including Open, Option, Obtain, Occasion, Orphan, Overturn and Omen. Sort these action words that take a direct object by word length for clear sentence construction and active voice writing below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with OB
2 words
obtain
obsign
Starts with OC
1 words
occasion
Starts with OI
1 words
oilcan
Starts with OM
1 words
omen
open
option
oppugn
Starts with OR
2 words
orphan
ordain
outrun
outgun
outearn
outworn
outgain
outplan
outlearn
outspan
outman
outbargain
outbrazen
outburn
outreason
outdesign
outreckon
outpassion
outgrin
outscorn
outreign
outfrown
outfawn
outstrain
outwin
outsin
overturn
overrun
overexplain
overburden
overtrain
overdesign
overtighten
overplan
overman
overstrain
overconcern
overburn
overscan
overclean
oversweeten
overlearn
overspin
overripen
overgrain
overleaven
overgovern
overgreen
overstain
overreckon
Starts with OW
1 words
own

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