| HANTS | • hants n. Plural of hant. • Hants prop.n. Short for Hampshire. • ha'nts n. Plural of ha’nt. |
| CHANTS | • chants n. Plural of chant. • chants v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of chant. • Chants prop.n. Plural of Chant. |
| MAHANTS | • mahants n. Plural of mahant. • MAHANT n. (Hindi) a chief Hindu priest. |
| ENCHANTS | • enchants v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of enchant. • ENCHANT v. to delight. |
| ETCHANTS | • etchants n. Plural of etchant. • ETCHANT n. an acid used in etching. |
| BACCHANTS | • bacchants n. Plural of bacchant. • BACCHANT n. a priest of Bacchus, a reveller. |
| ELEPHANTS | • elephants n. Plural of elephant. • Elephants prop.n. The Ivory Coast national football team. • elephant's adj. (Cockney rhyming slang) drunk (intoxicated with alcohol). |
| MERCHANTS | • merchants n. Plural of merchant. • MERCHANT v. to buy and sell goods for profit. |
| OLIPHANTS | • oliphants n. Plural of oliphant. • OLIPHANT n. (obsolete) an ancient ivory hunting-horn. |
| PENCHANTS | • penchants n. Plural of penchant. • PENCHANT n. (French) a strong liking for something. |
| SYCOPHANTS | • sycophants n. Plural of sycophant. • SYCOPHANT n. one who attempts to gain a personal advantage by servile flattery. |
| DISENCHANTS | • disenchants v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disenchant. • DISENCHANT v. to free from enchantment. |
| HIEROPHANTS | • hierophants n. Plural of hierophant. • HIEROPHANT n. one who shows or reveals sacred things; a priest. |
| PLAINCHANTS | • plainchants n. Plural of plainchant. • PLAINCHANT n. plainsong. |
| EXTINGUISHANTS | • extinguishants n. Plural of extinguishant. • EXTINGUISHANT n. a substance used to extinguish fires. |