Transitive Verbs Starting with U and Containing T

Browse 278 valid English transitive verbs starting with U and containing T, from Understand, Update, Upset, Unite, Utilize, Utter and Undertake 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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ultrasound
ulcerate
ultrafiltrate
ultracentrifuge
ultrafilter
ultraheat
Starts with UM
2 words
umlaut
umbilicate
understand
unite
undertake
underestimate
unsettled
unmute
unfit
undercut
unsteady
uninstall
unearth
underweight
underwriting
untie
untidy
untangle
unstuck
understate
unseat
unsettle
unbutton
underwrite
understudy
undulate
update
upset
upstream
uplift
upstage
upturn
uproot
uppercut
upvote
upskirt
upholster
upshift
upskirting
uplighting
uplight
uprate
upthrust
upcast
upstand
upstep
upshoot
upthrow
uptilt
uptrain
Starts with UR
2 words
urticate
uralitize
Starts with US
2 words
usucapt
ustulate
utilize
utter
utilitarianize
utopianize

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