Verbs That Start with DU

Browse 45 English verbs starting with the prefix DU, including Dumb, Dust, Duck, Dude, Dull, Dump and Duplicate. Sort these action words and doing words by letter count for active storytelling, resume action verbs, and grammar lessons, or consult our verb grammar guide.

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dualize
dub
dubbin
dubitate
duck
duct
duckwalk
duckshove
dude
dudder
duel
duet
duff
duke
dukes
dull
dulcify
dule
dumb
dump
dummy
dumping
dumbfound
dumbsize
dumple
dunno
dungeon
dunk
dung
dun
dunnage
dunch
dunt
dunsh
duplicate
dupe
duplex
dup
duply
dure
dust
dusk
dustproof
dush
dusken

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