Transitive Verbs Starting with W and Containing N

This list gathers 86 English transitive verbs starting with W and containing N, such as Want, Woman, Wrong, Win, Wind, Won and Window. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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want
wanna
warn
wander
warrant
warranty
wagon
wand
wang
waken
wanton
wank
wan
wangle
wainscot
waterlogging
waymarking
washboarding
warmen
wantonize
warrantize
wayment
weaken
wean
weaponize
weighting
wend
westernize
webcasting
ween
wetnurse
weatherproofing
weaponeer
weeten
whine
whitening
whiten
whinny
whang
wharfing
win
wind
window
winter
wine
wing
witness
wings
widen
wink
withstand
winged
windmill
wingman
winch
witchhunt
windowed
winnow
windproof
winkle
winterize
windlass
windrow
windburn
woman
won
wonder
wound
worn
worsen
wounding
wont
womanize
wrong
wrestling
wrinkle
wrench
wring
wrangle
wrongfoot

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