Transitive Verbs That Start with SU and End with T

Explore 40 verified English transitive verbs starting with SU and ending with T, including Support, Subject, Suggest, Suit, Suspect, Submit and Sunset. Sort these action words that take a direct object by word length for clear sentence construction and active voice writing below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with SUB
19 words
subject
submit
subtract
subset
subcontract
subvert
sublet
subscript
subnet
subtweet
subsegment
subduct
subsect
subrent
subedit
sublimit
subvent
substruct
subact
Starts with SUG
2 words
suggest
sugarcoat
Starts with SUI
1 words
suit
Starts with SUL
1 words
sulfuret
Starts with SUM
1 words
summit
Starts with SUN
2 words
sunset
sunbeat
Starts with SUP
10 words
support
supplement
supplant
superscript
superset
superheat
superconduct
superstruct
superexalt
superinfect
Starts with SUR
3 words
surmount
surfeit
surprint
Starts with SUS
1 words
suspect

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