23 Verbs That End With "P"

To release something so it falls to the ground or a lower place.

To push up into the air with your legs and come back down; to leap.

To put something in place so it is ready, or to start organising a new project, business, or event.

To officially join or register for something, like a website, class, or newsletter.

To rest with your eyes closed at night or during the day.

Slide accidentally or move quietly and secretly.

When something stops, it no longer moves or continues doing what it was doing.

To grow and improve, or to create and build something gradually.

to move through the air suddenly and forcefully from one place to another

to shed tears and express sadness, often in a quiet or dignified way

To move very fast; to close with a zipper.

To start a business with your own money, not by borrowing or getting investor funding.

To wrap something completely so it is fully covered on all sides.

To make something old look new and better. To update or redesign something to make it more attractive or modern.

To cleverly avoid dealing with something directly, like dodging a difficult question or avoiding a difficult conversation. It's like stepping aside when someone walks toward you.

To flood something with water or mud; or to give someone so much work or so many things that they cannot handle it all. Too much to deal with at once.

To exchange one thing for another quickly and simply. You give something and someone else gives you something in return.

Take control or authority that belongs to someone else, without having the legal right to do so.

A sharp, high-pitched cry or bark sound.

To hit with electricity, or to move very fast.