want

Letters that make want

a, n, t, w are letters that make 'want'

Words within want

WAN, AN, NT, ant, WA, wan are words within 'want'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of want

wants is a word created by adding a letter to 'want'


9 possible definitions for 'want'

Want as "anything that is necessary but lacking"

Under this definition, want is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

need has the same meaning as want

want as a type

'want' can be a type of necessity, requisite, essential, necessary, requirement.

Derivatives of want

ask, call for, necessitate, want, require, need, postulate, involve, take, demand are derivatives of 'want'.

Example of want used within this context

"he had sufficient means to meet his simple needs", "I tried to supply his wants"


Want as "the state of needing something that is absent or unavailable"

Under this definition, want is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

lack, deficiency have the same meaning as 'want'

want as a type

'want' can be a type of need, demand.

Types of want

shortage, dearth, absence, stringency, tightness, shortness, deficit, famine, mineral deficiency are types of 'want'.

Derivatives of want

lack, want, require, need, deficient, inferior, substandard, miss are derivatives of 'want'.

Example of want used within this context

"there is a serious lack of insight into the problem", "water is the critical deficiency in desert regions", "for want of a nail the shoe was lost"


Want as "a state of extreme poverty"

Under this definition, want is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

deprivation, neediness, privation have the same meaning as 'want'

want as a type

'want' can be a type of poorness, impoverishment, poverty.

Derivatives of want

needy, indigent, necessitous, poverty-stricken, deprive, impoverish, divest, strip, want, impoverished, destitute are derivatives of 'want'.


Want as "wish or demand the presence of"

Under this definition, want is a verb and has the following properties:

want as a type

'want' can be a type of demand.

Derivatives of want

wanter, needer, wish, wishing, want are derivatives of 'want'.

Verb groups of want

want is a verb group of want.

Example of want used within this context

"I want you here at noon!"


Want as "have need of"

Under this definition, want is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

require, need have the same meaning as 'want'

want as a type

'want' can be a type of be.

Types of want

cry is a type of want.

Derivatives of want

necessity, requisite, wanter, needer, need, want, lack, demand, essential, necessary, requirement, deficiency are derivatives of 'want'.

Example of want used within this context

"This piano wants the attention of a competent tuner"


Want as "hunt or look for, want for a particular reason"

Under this definition, want is a verb and has the following properties:

want as a type

'want' can be a type of look for, search, seek.

Derivatives of want

wanter, needer are derivatives of 'want'.

Verb groups of want

want is a verb group of want.

Example of want used within this context

"Your former neighbor is wanted by the FBI", "Uncle Sam wants you"


Want as "feel or have a desire for, want strongly"

Under this definition, want is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

desire has the same meaning as want

Types of want

thirst, starve, wish well, begrudge, feel like, lust after, lech after, hanker, hunger, lust, crave, go for, take to, miss, ambition, itch, wish, like, like, care, spoil, yearn, long, envy, seek, fancy, hope, wish, wish are types of 'want'.

Derivatives of want

desire, wanter, needer, wish, wishing, want are derivatives of 'want'.

Example of want used within this context

"I want to go home now", "I want my own room"


Want as "be without, lack, be deficient in"

Under this definition, want is a verb and has the following properties:

want as a type

'want' can be a type of lack, miss.

Derivatives of want

wanter, needer, need, want, deprivation, neediness, lack, privation, deficiency are derivatives of 'want'.

Example of want used within this context

"want courtesy", "want the strength to go on living", "flood victims wanting food and shelter"


Want as "a specific feeling of desire"

Under this definition, want is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

wish, wishing have the same meaning as 'want'

want as a type

'want' can be a type of desire.

Types of want

velleity is a type of want.

Derivatives of want

wish well, want, wish, like, care, desire are derivatives of 'want'.



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