5 Letter Verbs Starting with D

Explore 105 verified English 5 letter verbs that start with D, including Drive, Drink, Dream, Doubt, Dance, Dress and Drove. Browse these action words and doing words below, or review conjugation tables and tense rules in our verb grammar guide.

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dance
dally
daunt
daven
dacks
delay
devil
debut
decay
defer
debit
deter
detox
decoy
delve
debug
decal
decry
demur
deign
deify
defog
degas
debar
deice
demob
desex
debus
detax
dirty
ditch
dizzy
disco
ditto
divvy
dinna
dight
dinge
dizen
dimit
didle
doubt
dolly
douse
dowel
dowse
dower
dooce
downa
drive
drink
dream
dress
drove
draft
drill
drunk
drain
drift
dread
drown
drone
drape
drool
drawl
droop
drail
drouk
droil
drant
dunno
dummy
dukes
dunch
dunsh
duply
dwarf
dwell
dwaal
dwalm
dwine
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