Transitive Verbs Starting with S and Containing TC

Explore 30 verified English transitive verbs starting with S and containing TC, including Switch, Stretch, Scratch, Sketch, Stitch, Shortcut and Snatch. 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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scratch
scotch
scritch
scutch
scratchbuild
shortcut
shortchange
shotcrete
shitcan
shortcoat
Starts with SK
2 words
sketch
skitch
Starts with SL
2 words
slipstitch
slutch
Starts with SM
1 words
smutch
Starts with SN
2 words
snatch
snitch
splotch
spatchcock
splatch
spitchcock
spitcher
stretch
stitch
stopwatch
staystitch
straitwaistcoat
switch
swatch
switchback

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