| ANTONYMIC | • antonymic adj. (Semantics) Of or relating to an antonym or antonyms. • ANTONYMIC adj. of or like an antonym, a word opposite in meaning to another. |
| CANTONING | • cantoning v. Present participle of canton. • CANTON v. to divide into districts. |
| CANTONISE | • cantonise v. Alternative form of cantonize. • CANTONISE v. to divide (a town etc.) into separate regions according to the religion or ethnic origins of the inhabitants, also CANTONIZE. |
| CANTONIZE | • cantonize v. (Transitive) To divide into cantons or small districts. • CANTONIZE v. to divide (a town etc.) into separate regions according to the religion or ethnic origins of the inhabitants, also CANTONISE. |
| DANTONING | • dantoning v. Present participle of danton. • DANTON v. to dare, also DAUNTON. |
| QUANTONGS | • quantongs n. Plural of quantong. • QUANTONG n. (Native Australian) a small Australian tree of the sandalwood family, also QUANDANG, QUANDONG. |
| SANTONICA | • santonica n. An Asian plant (Seriphidium cinum, syn. Artemisia cina), related to wormwood, which has been used since… • SANTONICA n. the dried unexpanded flower-heads of a species of wormwood. |
| SANTONINS | • santonins n. Plural of santonin. • SANTONIN n. an anthelminthic extracted from santonica. |
| TANTONIES | • tantonies n. Plural of tantony. • TANTONY n. the smallest pig in a litter. |
| WANTONERS | • wantoners n. Plural of wantoner. • WANTONER n. one who wantons. |
| WANTONEST | • wantonest adj. Superlative form of wanton: most wanton. • WANTON adj. thoughtlessly cruel. |
| WANTONING | • wantoning v. Present participle of wanton. • wantoning n. (Archaic) wanton behaviour. • WANTON v. to behave in a wanton fashion. |
| WANTONISE | • wantonise v. Alternative form of wantonize. • WANTONISE v. (archaic) to play the wanton, also WANTONIZE. |
| WANTONIZE | • wantonize v. (Intransitive) To be wanton; to indulge in lewdness, flirtation or lasciviousness. • WANTONIZE v. (archaic) to play the wanton, also WANTONISE. |
| WITWANTON | • witwanton n. (Archaic) One who indulges in idle, foolish, and irreverent fancies or speculations; one who tries to… • witwanton v. (Archaic) To indulge in vain, sportive, or irreverent wit; speculate idly or irreverently. • wit-wanton n. Alternative form of witwanton. |