Verbs Ending in S and Containing E

Browse 216 valid English verbs ending in S and containing E, from Process, Terms, Address, Press, Access, Minutes and Dress 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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Starts with A
6 words
address
access
assess
abscess
aggress
appress
Starts with B
10 words
bless
bends
breadcrumbs
buttress
blazes
blinkers
benchpress
blueballs
bekiss
betoss
Starts with C
14 words
congress
contents
confess
credentials
census
creeps
compress
caress
crusades
cleats
confines
coffers
cess
closecross
Starts with D
24 words
dress
damages
distress
doubles
depress
demos
dreads
dukes
decompress
digress
destress
dispossess
degas
defocus
disembarrass
degauss
deboss
debus
derepress
declass
depass
dess
debarrass
disprofess
Starts with E
13 words
express
effects
embarrass
encompass
eyewitness
engross
emboss
egress
embus
enmoss
excuss
embourgeois
embliss
Starts with F
4 words
fries
fiberglass
flannels
fess
Starts with G
4 words
guess
goggles
governess
gress
Starts with H
7 words
hearts
harness
hostess
heaps
horseshoes
hunkers
hotpress
Starts with I
7 words
impress
intimates
ingress
immunosuppress
instress
intercross
impeticos
Starts with J
5 words
jones
jitters
jollies
jimmies
jess
Starts with K
1 words
knackers
Starts with L
5 words
letters
lens
laurels
leathers
letterpress
Starts with M
9 words
minutes
mess
masses
marbles
methinks
manes
meseems
misaddress
misguess
Starts with N
2 words
nerves
nibbles
Starts with O
16 words
obsess
oppress
overpass
overdress
outdress
outguess
overstress
overprocess
overfocus
overimpress
overassess
overcompress
overpress
outpress
overgrass
outbless
Starts with P
20 words
process
press
progress
possess
premises
proceeds
piles
peeps
profess
palisades
precis
preprocess
prepossess
precess
percuss
prestress
prefocus
parlez-vous
preassess
prebless
Starts with Q
2 words
quarters
queens
Starts with R
23 words
recess
reins
rendezvous
refocus
reassess
repress
redress
rackets
regress
repossess
reprocess
readdress
recross
retrogress
repass
rediscuss
recompress
reexpress
repercuss
restress
regloss
reprofess
redigress
Starts with S
16 words
stress
seconds
shades
singles
suppress
spades
sweats
shingles
sprinkles
shears
sniffles
strangles
snuffles
sidedress
steups
schmeiss
Starts with T
12 words
terms
threads
trespass
tatters
totes
tetris
transgress
trellis
teargas
tress
topdress
testcross
Starts with U
7 words
undress
uncompress
underdress
unharness
unstress
underassess
unbless
Starts with V
2 words
vibes
verbals
Starts with W
5 words
witness
waters
wireless
waitress
withers
Starts with Y
1 words
yellows

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