5 Letter Verbs Starting with ST

Browse 67 valid English 5 letter verbs that start with ST, from State, Stand, Start, Story, Study, Stuff and Stage to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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state
stand
start
stage
staff
stamp
stare
stack
stake
stall
stain
stalk
stale
stash
stave
stang
steal
steel
steam
steep
steer
stent
stell
steen
steek
stean
stend
still
stick
stiff
stink
sting
stint
stilt
stive
stime
story
stock
stone
storm
stove
stool
stomp
stoop
stoke
stonk
stope
stook
stoit
strip
stray
strut
strum
strew
strop
strim
stroy
strig
study
stuff
stuck
stump
stunt
stupe
sturt
style
styte
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