Transitive Verbs Starting with P and Containing C

Browse 275 valid English transitive verbs starting with P and containing C, from Place, Process, Police, Price, Picture, Project and Piece 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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pack
package
pace
panic
patch
packing
packet
parcel
packaging
pancake
parachute
pacify
paddock
padlock
paperclip
pastiche
paunch
parachuting
parch
packrat
particularize
packetize
paunched
paddywhack
perfect
pencil
perceive
perch
persecute
peck
pedicure
periscope
percolate
perc
percuss
peculate
pectize
pectinate
peculiarize
pedicate
pedanticize
perfectionate
periclitate
percoct
photocopy
physic
physicalize
phagocytize
phagocytose
photomicrograph
phoneticize
photoscan
photoduplicate
photoreduce
phonemicize
photocompose
phenocopy
photochromolithograph
photodissociate
phlogisticate
photozincograph
picture
piece
pick
pitch
pickle
pierce
pinch
picket
pinnacle
pinched
pitchfork
pickled
pickpocket
piggyback
pickaxe
pickling
pickpocketing
pickax
pinprick
picot
pingback
pintuck
pickaroon
pitchbend
place
pluck
placard
placate
placekick
plasticize
pleach
plicate
plantscape
planch
plasticate
plench
police
pocket
podcast
policing
pouch
poach
pounce
politicize
postcode
pooch
pocked
postscript
poultice
ponce
pockmark
potlatch
pooched
polychrome
polemicize
pock
potch
poeticize
politicalize
postsync
process
price
project
practice
produce
protect
processing
protected
predict
prospect
protocol
pricing
prejudice
preceding
pronounce
prescribe
prick
preach
procession
precede
prosecute
proclaim
procure
preface
psych
psychoanalyze
psychologize
purchase
punch
purchasing
puncture
punctuate
publicize
pucker
pumice
puckeroo
punce
punctulate
pumicate

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