Transitive Verbs Starting with P and Containing LE

Explore 81 verified English transitive verbs starting with P and containing LE, including People, Please, Profile, Pleasure, Privilege, Purple and Pale. 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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pale
parallel
paddle
parole
pallet
panhandle
parallelize
palletize
pantile
paradiddle
parlez-vous
pattle
parbuckle
people
pebble
pellet
perplex
peddle
pestle
pelletize
pebbledash
pelletify
pettle
Starts with PH
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phlebotomize
pile
pickle
piles
pinnacle
pimple
pickled
pigeonhole
piddle
pitchpole
pingle
pinealectomize
please
pleasure
pledge
plead
pleat
pleach
plenish
plebeianize
plebify
plenipotentiarize
plench
pole
pollen
pothole
poleax
poleaxe
polemicize
polemize
profile
privilege
preamble
prickle
prerelease
prattle
problematize
preselect
preschedule
preclean
prefile
preclear
proletarianize
prelect
precycle
prehandle
predilect
preelect
presettle
propale
premillennialize
prebless
purple
puzzle
puddle
pumphandle
purfle
pungle

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