Verbs Starting with T and Containing Y

Browse 48 valid English verbs starting with T and containing Y, from Try, Type, Toy, Testify, Tidy, Tapestry and Trolley 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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tapestry
tally
taxidermy
tarry
tannoy
tallyho
tackify
tantivy
tabefy
testify
terrify
teletype
telecopy
teenybop
tepefy
thyme
thymectomize
thurify
thyroparathyroidectomize
tidy
tivy
tipsify
toy
tourney
toady
tonify
toxify
torrefy
tosylate
torrify
torpefy
try
trolley
tryna
tricycle
travesty
tryst
transmogrify
trendify
Starts with TU
2 words
tumefy
tutoyer
type
typify
typecast
tyrannize
typeset
typewrite
typograph

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