1. To discharge cannon.

2. A large gun for throwing balls, shells, &c., by the force of gunpowder; striking both balls at billiards.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• canann,
• cannopy,
• tennon,
• canyan,
• canten,
• cannout,
• canin,
• cannoit,
• cannoot,
• caino,
• cannoing,
• conlon,
• cannan,
• cannion,
• cannoy,
• cayon,
• cannoty,
• cannote,
• cunnin,
• cannol

• canaan,
• canino,
• canoe,
• canine,
• Cannons,
• Cannot,
• cammon,
• canyon,
• connon,
• canon,
• Canning,
• camion.

The adverb form of the word "cannon" is "cannonically".

The adjective form of the word "cannon" is "cannon-like".

The plural of the "cannon" can be the "cannons".

The singular of the "cannon" can be the "cannon".