Transitive Verbs Starting with S and Containing FF

This list gathers 36 English transitive verbs starting with S and containing FF, such as Stuff, Staff, Suffer, Stiff, Sniff, Staffing and Shuffle. 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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scaffold
scoff
scuff
scruff
scaff
sclaff
scliff
scaffle
sclaffer
shuffle
shroff
shortstaff
Starts with SI
1 words
siffilate
Starts with SK
2 words
skiff
skliff
sniff
snuff
snaffle
snuffle
snuffles
spiff
spaff
spifflicated
spifflicate
stuff
staff
stiff
staffing
stiffen
suffer
suffice
suffix
suffocate
suffuse
suffumigate
sufflate

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