1. A whining sing-song manner of speaking, especially that which is affected; a mode of speaking peculiar to a certain seat or party; generally, affectation of speech, as when one says or professes what he does not sincerely think, believe, or feel.

2. To speak whiningly, peculiarly, or insincerely.

3. Of the nature of cant.

4. An external angle; an inclination from a horizontal line; a thrust; a jerk.

5. To tilt over; to incline.

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

• canue,
• conty,
• candt,
• cadat,
• icant,
• cudnt,
• candi,
• scand,
• cliant,
• canten,
• qant,
• caght,
• gaent,
• cantry,
• cnnot,
• cnet,
• qaint,
• conat,
• whant,
• vaent

• kenyata,
• Candie,
• Kinetta,
• KINET,
• CWND,
• cast,
• cans,
• gand,
• can,
• Quant,
• cognate,
• Kinate,
• scant,
• chianti,
• chant,
• Conite,
• cantey,
• Quannet,
• caimito,
• kent-his,
• ganoidei,
• Kandie,
• Gwenette,
• kant,
• Konite,
• Ginnet,
• QUANTY,
• cando,
• KINDW,
• Quinta,
• Canaday,
• candy,
• Ginette,
• Kainit,
• Gonidia,
• D-QUANT,
• Kenyetta,
• Gunde,
• kannada,
• KHND,
• 14-count,
• CCND2,
• CNET,
• kent-hi,
• Kennette,
• Kaandi,
• Ant-,
• CONT,
• Cunette,
• canty,
• quint,
• canned,
• Ganit,
• CONIT,
• Ginned,
• Conida,
• Khond,
• Kondo,
• cjnt-dt,
• Candia,
• CANEDO,
• canete,
• Kendi,
• Kinta,
• Gained,
• Gondi,
• coontie,
• Caned,
• condo,
• kent,
• Gunda,
• Kynda,
• Queint,
• Gwinnett,
• Conetta,
• cunt,
• gunite,
• GANT,
• Queened,
• un-kind,
• LCI-CNDO,
• conidia,
• JTF-CND,
• QND,
• Conte,
• Conned,
• CONDI,
• CNDO/BW,
• cuneate,
• Kinit,
• Cund,
• cowhand,
• gandy,
• Gantt,
• Khandi,
• CONAT,
• cnut,
• Quanta,
• CANTI,
• CNWDI,
• CONDE,
• qanat,
• Coendoo,
• goonda,
• conti,
• Ginnette,
• S/CONT,
• gandhi,
• UK/CONT,
• gound,
• Canady,
• cane,
• Kainate,
• khnate,
• Gunadhya,
• ghent,
• cent,
• C3NET,
• cannata,
• CONDU,
• ant,
• gunned,
• Cognati,
• CONHD,
• CUGNID,
• Gwenita,
• cantu,
• count,
• kendo,
• kandu,
• HQNTE,
• gannet,
• CONITTA,
• kyanite,
• GHNET,
• Kandee,
• Kandi,
• KWND,
• a-kind,
• Gwynedd,
• canto,
• CND,
• canidae,
• 10-count,
• Kennet,
• CNDO/FK,
• gaunt,
• cart,
• Quandy,
• keened,
• kindy,
• Kennett,
• CNDD,
• quoined,
• pant,
• Kindi,
• CUENOT,
• Coined,
• CANDU,
• WKEND,
• Gwenda,
• Cannot,
• Coendou,
• Quent,
• CU2NITE,
• gonad,
• goundou,
• CONDY,
• GWENET,
• cent-,
• WGNT,
• kind,
• conoid,
• Kenyada,
• Gwenetta,
• CNDO/IP,
• gounod,
• Gannett,
• Kaneeta,
• canute,
• canid,
• CANAD,
• Kennt,
• CONTD,
• Kennady,
• Kanta,
• KONT,
• khanty,
• conto,
• Kineta,
• canada,
• WGNTE,
• Candi,
• gond,
• ConEd,
• conneaut,
• Kenyatta,
• canta,
• Canda,
• CNT1,
• KOANDA,
• Kyannite,
• Kendia,
• Ginetta,
• no-count,
• CNAHT,
• Kentt,
• Gwiniad,
• kennedy,
• gowned,
• want,
• CNATTU,
• Cnida,
• CCND3,
• CNTA,
• Quinate,
• in-kind,
• Canoed,
• Kento,
• Kenned,
• Kenadee,
• KIIND,
• kennedia,
• Khanate,
• connate,
• Kand,
• CONAD,
• Kenwood,
• cannady,
• kennedya,
• can`t,
• CCNET,
• CNT,
• Cnidae,
• gunto,
• connote,
• konyaite,
• CNDO/F,
• GONT,
• Kenda,
• keynote,
• county,
• CNDO/SWW,
• CCND1,
• conate,
• GANDA,
• quaint,
• Quinnat,
• CNDO/S,
• C2GNT,
• kainite,
• cat,
• re-count,
• cahnite,
• Kennedie,
• kaunda,
• Candee,
• CNTY,
• -ant,
• CNATT,
• kente,
• Can't,
• Kennedey,
• WGUNT,
• Gahnite,
• Canetti,
• Quinto,
• kinda,
• kandy,
• QNTI,
• Kanti,
• Cond,
• QUANTT,
• ganoid,
• CNA/CND,
• KINT,
• KINTE,
• GINTA,
• Kenedi,
• WCND,
• Gundi,
• Cand,
• Gwynda,
• Gyanda.

The adverb form of the word "cant" is "cannot" or "can't".

The adjective form of the word "cant" is "canty".

The plural of the "cant" can be the "cants".

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