Transitive Verbs Starting with PA and Containing L

This list gathers 49 English transitive verbs starting with PA and containing L, such as Panel, Pale, Parallel, Palm, Patrol, Parcel and Paddle. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with PAD
2 words
paddle
padlock
Starts with PAI
1 words
paintball
pale
palm
pallet
palsy
pall
palisade
palisades
palaver
palpate
palliate
palsied
palletize
palp
palatalize
palmie
panel
panhandle
pantile
panelize
panbroil
Starts with PAP
2 words
paperclip
papalize
parallel
parcel
parole
paralyze
parlay
parboil
parallelize
particularize
paradiddle
parochialize
parlez-vous
partialize
parbuckle
parabolize
parfocalize
Starts with PAS
1 words
pasquil
patrol
pathologize
pattle
patrialize
Starts with PAU
1 words
paul
Starts with PAV
1 words
pavilion
Starts with PAW
1 words
pawl
Starts with PAY
1 words
paywall

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