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Meaning
Noun
●
A
quick
breath
ing; a
catching
of the
breath
; a
gasp
: the
panting
of
animals
such as a
dog
with their
tong
hung out
- as a form of thermoregulation.
●
Eager longing.
●
A
violent
palpitation
of the heart.
●
In Fashion:
A
pair of pants
(trousers or underpants).
●
Of or
relating
to pants.
●
In Scottish English:
Any public
drinking
fountain.
Verb
●
To
breathe
quickly
or in a
labored
manner
, as after
exertion
or from
eagerness
or
excitement
; to
respire
with
heaving
of the
breast
; to gasp.
●
To long
eagerly
; to
desire
earnestly.
●
To
long for
(something); to be
eager
for (something).
●
Of the
heart
, to
beat
with
unnatural
violence
or
rapidity
; to palpitate.
●
To
sigh
; to
flutter
; to languish.
●
To
heave
, as the breast.
●
To
bulge
and
shrink
successively
, of
iron
hulls
, etc.
Name
●
A surname.
●
A
river
in Essex, England, which
forms
the
upper
part of the Blackwater.
●
A
locality
in Austwick
parish
, North Yorkshire, England
●
A
locality
in Ayrshire, Scotland
●
A
village
in Merthyr Tydfil
county borough
, Wales (OS
grid
ref
SO0609).
●
A
village
in Llanymynech and Pant
parish
, Shropshire, England, on the
border
with Wales (OS
grid
ref
SJ2722).
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Origin
pant
English
pants
English
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Gasp
Crave
Desire
Long
Pine
Palpitate
Pound
Throb
Long For
Related
Trouser
Jacket
Jean
Jeans
Blouse
Sweater
Shorts
Tights
Skirt
Leggings
Shirt
Cardigan
Trousers
Bra
Collar
Scoopneck
Buttondown
Blazer
Socks
Saree
Shoes
Robe
Scarf
Sweatshirt
Flannel
Thong
Shoe
Strap
Suit
Dress
Pullover
Gown
Coat
Hoodie
Shirts
Denim
Lace
Sandal
Hem
Patel
Clothes
Handbag
Underwear
Outfit
Dhoti
Dresses
Kurta
Garment
Dhoni
Turban
Mishra
Button Up
Tank Top
Zip Up
More
Rhymes
Ant
Ant
Aunt
Pant
Rant
Cant
Bant
Grant
Slant
Haunt
Scant
Can'T
Ha'Nt
Grant
Plant
Trant
Chant
Brant
Brant
Decant
Levant
Recant
Shan'T
Extant
Enchant
Gallant
Descant
Sha'N'T
Implant
Supplant
Gallivant
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