TANT

Definition: TANT

TANT

Noun

1. A small scarlet arachnid.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Date "TANT" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1790. (references)

Note: Tant \Tant\, noun. [Compare to Taint tincture.]. (Websters 1913)

Dejection

Hypochondriac, seek sorrow, self-tormentor, heautontimorumenos, malade imaginaire, medecin tant pis; croaker, pessimist; mope, mopus.

Dissent

Phrase: many men many minds; quot homines tot sententiae; tant s'en faut; il s'en faut bien;no way; by no means; count me out.

Negation

Adverb: no, nay, not, nowise; not a bit, not a whit, not a jot; not at all, nohow, not in the least, not so; negative, negatory; no way; no such thing; nothing of the kind, nothing of the sort; quite the contrary, tout au contraire, far from it; tant s'en faut; on no account, in no respect; by no, by no manner of means; negatively.

Rejoicing

Interjection: hurrah! Huzza! aha! hail! tolderolloll! Heaven be praised! io triumphe! tant mieux! so much the better.

Smallness

Partially, in part; in a certain degree, to a certain degree; to a certain extent; comparatively; some, rather in some degree, in some measure; something, somewhat; simply, only, purely, merely; at least, at the least, at most, at the most; ever so little, as little as may be, tant soit peu, in ever so small a degree; thus far, pro tanto, within bounds, in a manner, after a fashion, so to speak.

Crosswords: TANT

Afrikaan (aunt), French (as well, so such, that much), Swedish (Aunt, Auntie, mama), Welsh (chord, string).

Jusqu'a tant que j'ai la foi ("I Will Love Again"; performing artist: Lara Fabian)

Parmi tant d'autres... mais si pervers Un couple (1974)

Tant qu'on a la santé (1966)

Charleys tant (1926)

Tant och lilla fröken Söderlund Dan (1924)

Elle a passé tant d'heures sous les sunlights (1985)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• Chang Dai-Chien: The Enigmatic Genius, from the Banshan Feng and Jingyu Tant Collections (reference)

• Dante Alighieri, the Poet Who Loved St. Francis So Much. Tr by Richard Arnandez. Tr of Dante Alighieri, Le Grand Poete Qui Tant Aima Saint Francois (reference)

• J'Ai Tant de Sujets de Desespoir: Correspondance, 1878-1924 (reference)

• Pourquoi tant de religions et de sectes? (reference)

• Right to Health As a Human Right (Le Droit a LA Sante En Tant Que Droit Le L Homme) (reference)

  (more book examples)

Music

• Dieu a Tant Aime le Monde (reference)

• J'Ai Tant Danse [IMPORT] (reference)

• Je L'Aime Tant [IMPORT] (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Bobonne, Bobonne! tu me ferais un monstre comme ça, ne le regarde pas tant! / [Honoré Daumier].Credit: National Library of Medicine.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Expressions using "TANT": Interjection: hurrah! Huzza! aha! hail! tolderolloll! Heaven be praised! io triumphe! tant mieux! so much the better ♦ tant s'en faut. Additional references.

Ending with "TANT": impor-tant.

Pig Latin

anttay.(various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "TANT": tantalate, tantalates, tantalic, tantalise, tantalised, tantalises, tantalising, tantalite, tantalites, tantalize, tantalized, tantalizer, tantalizers, tantalizes, tantalizing, tantalizingly, tantalum, tantalums, tantalus, tantaluses, tantamount, tantara, tantaras, tantivies, tantivy, tanto, tantra, tantras, tantric, tantrum, tantrums. (additional references)

Words ending with "TANT": acceptant, accountant, adjutant, annuitant, arrestant, assistant, attractant, blatant, cohabitant, combatant, concomitant, constant, consultant, contestant, cosurfactant, counterirritant, crepitant, cryoprotectant, debutant, decongestant, dilatant, disinfectant, disinfestant, disputant, distant, equidistant, equitant, excitant, executant, exorbitant, expectant, extant, exultant, habitant, hesitant, humectant, important, incitant, incogitant, inconstant, infestant, inhabitant, injectant, instant, interactant, irritant, manifestant, militant, mutant, natant, noncombatant, nonconstant, nonextant, nonirritant, nonmilitant, nonmutant, nonresistant, nutant, octant, oscitant, palpitant, pollutant, precipitant, protectant, protestant, reactant, reductant, rehabilitant, reluctant, repentant, reptant, resistant, resultant, retreatant, revertant, saltant, sextant, solicitant, statant, supermilitant, supernatant, surfactant, transductant, ultradistant, ultramilitant, unimportant, unreluctant, unrepentant, unresistant, vegetant, visitant, volitant. (additional references)

Words containing "TANT": accountants, accountantship, accountantships, adjutants, annuitants, arrestants, assistants, assistantship, assistantships, attractants, blatantly, circumstantial, circumstantialities, circumstantiality, circumstantially, circumstantiate, circumstantiated, circumstantiates, circumstantiating, cohabitants, combatants, concomitantly, concomitants, constantan, constantans, constantly, constants, consubstantial, consubstantiation, consubstantiations, consultants, consultantship, consultantships, contestants, cosurfactants, counterirritants, cryoprotectants, debutante, debutantes, debutants, decongestants, dilatants, dilettante, dilettantes, dilettanti, dilettantish, dilettantism, dilettantisms, disinfectants, disinfestants, disputants, distantly, distantness, distantnesses, equidistantly, excitants, executants, exorbitantly, expectantly, expectants, exultantly, habitants, hesitantly, humectants, importantly, incitants, inconstantly, infestants, inhabitants, injectants, instantaneities, instantaneity, instantaneous, instantaneously, instantaneousness, instantaneousnesses, instanter, instantiate, instantiated, instantiates, instantiating, instantiation, instantiations, instantly, instantness, instantnesses, instants, insubstantial, insubstantialities, insubstantiality, interactants, irritants, manifestants, militantly, militantness, militantnesses, militants, mutants, natantly, noncombatants, nonconstants, nonmilitants, nonmutants, nonresistants, octantal, octants, pollutants, postdebutante, postdebutantes, precipitantly, precipitantness, precipitantnesses, precipitants, protectants, protestants, reactants, reductants, rehabilitants, reluctantly, repentantly, resistants, resultantly, resultants, retreatants, revertants, sextants, solicitants, subdebutante, subdebutantes, substantial, substantialities, substantiality, substantially, substantialness, substantialnesses, substantials, substantiate, substantiated, substantiates, substantiating, substantiation, substantiations, substantiative, substantival, substantivally, substantive, substantively, substantiveness, substantivenesses, substantives, substantivize, substantivized, substantivizes, substantivizing, supernatants, supersubstantial, surfactants, transductants, transubstantial, transubstantiate, transubstantiated, transubstantiates, transubstantiating, transubstantiation, transubstantiations, unrepentantly, unsubstantial, unsubstantialities, unsubstantiality, unsubstantially, unsubstantiated, visitants. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: ant, att, tan, tat.

-2 letters: an, at, na, ta.

+1 letter: natty, taint, tanto, taunt, titan.

+2 letters: anatto, attain, attend, attent, attorn, attune, batten, extant, fatten, gnatty, intact, latent, latten, lattin, mattin, mutant, natant, natter, notate, nutant, nutate, octant, patent, patten, rattan, ratten, ratton, taints, talent, tanist, tantra, tartan, taunts, tauten, tenant, tetany, titans, titian, titman, truant, tyrant.

+3 letters: anattos, annatto, antifat, antipot, antitax, arnatto, arnotto, attains, attaint, attends, attorns, attuned, attunes, battens, batting, blatant, cantata, catmint, catting, contact, dentate, distant, dittany, entrant, entreat, etchant, fantast, fattens, fatting, flatten, gantlet, hatting, instant, instate, intrant, intreat, iterant, latents, lattens, lattins, mantlet, matting, mattins, mutants, natters, nattier, nattily, navette, neatest, nictate, nitrate, notated, notates, nutated, nutates, nutmeat, octants, ottoman, patents, patient, pattens, pattern, patting, rattans, ratteen, rattens, ratting, rattons, rattoon, reptant, saltant, satinet, sextant, statant, stating, station, taction, tainted, talents, tangent, tanists, tannate, tannest, tantara, tantivy, tantras, tantric, tantrum, tartana, tartans, tarting, tasting, tatting, taunted, taunter, tautens, tauting, tenants, tentage, ternate, tertian, tetanal, tetanic, tetanus, titania, titanic, titians, titrant, tomenta, transit, truants, tyrants, unstate, vatting, whatnot.

+4 letters: abetment, abetting, abutment, abutting, adjutant, alterant, anisette, annattos, annotate, anteater, antedate, antepast, antetype, antevert, antiatom, anticity, anticult, antidote, antileft, antiriot, antirust, antismut, antistat, antitank, antitype, antsiest, appetent, aquatint, arnattos, arnottos, astatine, atlantes, attained, attainer, attaints, attended, attendee, attender, attiring, attorned, attorney, attuning, autunite, banditti, battened, battener, battings, battling, betatron, blatting, botanist, cantatas, castanet, catenate, catmints, chatting, citation, coattend, constant, contacts, contract, contrast, cotenant, debutant, dentated, detonate, dilatant, dotation, dratting, earthnut, edentate, entastic, entrants, entreats, entreaty, equitant, estating, etchants, excitant, exultant, faintest, fantasts, fattened, fattener, fetation, flattens, flatting, gantlets, gauntest, gauntlet, gnathite, gnattier, habitant, hesitant, incitant, initiate, instants, instated, instates, interact, intimate, intonate, intranet, intrants, intreats, intubate, irritant, latently, latinity, litigant, lutanist, mantelet, mantlets, martinet, mattings, militant, mutating, mutation, nanowatt, nastiest, natality, natantly, natation, natatory, nativist, nativity, nattered, nattiest, naturist, navettes, nettable, nictated, nictates, nitrated, nitrates, nitrator, nonfatty, notating, notation, nutating, nutation, nuthatch, nutmeats, nystatin, octantal, oscitant, ostinati, ostinato, ottomans, outeaten, outpaint, outstand, outthank, outvaunt, pancetta, pantsuit, patented, patentee, patently, patentor, patients, patinate, patterns, pattypan, patulent, petulant, phantast, pittance, plantlet, platting, potation, punctate, quantity, ratteens, rattened, rattener, rattling, rattoons, reactant, reattain, retirant, rotating, rotation, rutilant, sanctity, sanitate, satanist, satinets, saturant, scantest, scatting, setenant, sextants, slattern, slatting, spatting, stagnant, stagnate, standout, standpat, stannite, starting, stations, stotinka, straiten, strontia, stuntman, swatting, taciturn, taconite, tactions, tainting, talented, tangents, tangiest, tanistry, tannates, tantalic, tantalum, tantalus, tantaras, tantrums, tarantas, tarlatan, tarletan, tartanas, tartness, tattings, tattling, taunters, taunting, tautened, tautness, tautonym, tawniest, taxation, tegmenta, tenacity, tenanted, tenantry, tentacle, tentages, tertians, tetanics, tetanies, tetanise, tetanize, tetanoid, tetragon, thanatos, thionate, threaten, tinplate, titanate, titaness, titanias, titanism, titanite, titanium, titanous, tithonia, titrants, toasting, tolerant, tonality, totaling, toxicant, traction, transact, transect, transept, transits, transmit, trapnest, trapunto, trawlnet, treating, triptane, truanted, truantry, truncate, tunicate, turncoat, uintaite, unhatted, unmatted, unstated, unstates, untasted, untaught, urticant, vegetant, vendetta, visitant, volitant, wattling, whatnots, xanthate.

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