Transitive Verbs Starting with ST and Containing E

Browse 135 valid English transitive verbs starting with ST and containing E, from State, Structure, Step, Stage, Style, Stone and Strike 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 STA
21 words
state
stage
stare
stable
stake
stance
stabilize
starve
staple
stale
stagger
standardize
startle
stalemate
stampede
stave
stammer
stairstep
staddle
starken
stabilate
Starts with STE
24 words
step
steal
steel
stem
steady
steam
steep
steven
steer
stereotype
steward
stew
stepmother
sterilize
stent
stead
stepparent
stencil
steamroller
steamroll
steepen
stet
stealthing
stevedore
Starts with STI
13 words
stimulate
stifle
stipulate
stiffen
stigmatize
stipple
stickhandle
stillage
stickle
stive
stinge
stime
stipendiate
Starts with STO
21 words
store
stone
stole
stove
stoke
stockpile
stonewall
stopper
stooped
stockade
stonewashed
stovepipe
stocktake
stovepiping
stodge
stonewash
stope
stopple
stooze
stouten
stonecut
Starts with STR
24 words
structure
strike
stress
stream
stretch
stroke
strengthen
streak
stripe
straighten
stride
stricken
strangle
streamline
straddle
strategize
strobe
strew
strafe
straitjacket
strangles
strangulate
strake
striate
Starts with STU
7 words
studied
stubble
stutter
stupefy
stupe
stuprate
studdle
Starts with STY
4 words
style
stylize
stymie
stylopize

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