| CANTINA | • cantina n. A drinking establishment, often specifically of the type found in Latin America. • cantina n. A cantina truck, cantina wagon or cantina trailer. • CANTINA n. (Spanish) a bar or saloon; a wineshop. |
| CANTING | • canting v. Present participle of cant. • canting adj. That cants or preaches in a false manner. • canting n. Alternative form of tjanting. |
| CANTINAS | • cantinas n. Plural of cantina. • CANTINA n. (Spanish) a bar or saloon; a wineshop. |
| CANTINGS | • cantings n. Plural of canting. • CANTING n. the act of canting. |
| SCANTING | • scanting v. Present participle of scant. • SCANT v. to cut short, to spare. |
| CANTINESS | • cantiness n. The state or quality of being canty. • CANTINESS n. (Scots) cheerfulness, liveliness. |
| CANTINGLY | • cantingly adv. In a canting manner; with jargon or religious affectation. • CANTING adv. whining, pretending to piety. |
| DECANTING | • decanting v. Present participle of decant. • decanting n. The process by which a liquid is decanted. • DECANT v. to pour from one container to another. |
| INCANTING | • incanting v. Present participle of incant. • INCANT v. to utter ritually. |
| RECANTING | • recanting v. Present participle of recant. • recanting n. The act of one who recants; a retraction. • RECANT v. to make a formal retraction. |
| DESCANTING | • descanting v. Present participle of descant. • DESCANT v. to comment on a theme, also DISCANT. |
| DISCANTING | • discanting v. Present participle of discant. • DISCANT v. to sing, also DESCANT. |
| SCANTINESS | • scantiness n. (Uncountable) The quality of being scanty. • scantiness n. (Countable) The result or product of being scanty. • SCANTINESS n. the state of being scanty. |
| CANTINESSES | • CANTINESS n. (Scots) cheerfulness, liveliness. |
| SCANTINESSES | • scantinesses n. Plural of scantiness. • SCANTINESS n. the state of being scanty. |