Transitive Verbs Starting with SKI and Containing SK

Browse 18 valid English transitive verbs starting with SKI and containing SK, from Skin, Skip, Skirt, Ski, Skim, Skid and Skipper 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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Starts with SKI
1 words
ski
Starts with SKIA
1 words
skiagraph
Starts with SKID
2 words
skid
skidproof
Starts with SKIF
1 words
skiff
Starts with SKIM
2 words
skim
skimp
Starts with SKIN
2 words
skin
skink
Starts with SKIP
2 words
skip
skipper
skirt
skirl
skirr
skitter
skittle
skitch
Starts with SKIV
1 words
skive

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