-ant, -ants
(Latin: a suffix; a person who, the thing which; people who, things which)
supernatant
1. Swimming above, floating on the surface (as a lighter liquid on a heavier one).
2. A reference to that part of a floating body that is above the surface.
2. A reference to that part of a floating body that is above the surface.
tenant
1. A person who pays rent to occupy, to hold, or to use land, a building, etc.
2. To hold as a tenant; to occupy.
2. To hold as a tenant; to occupy.
tolerant
toxicant
trepidant
1. Trembling with fear or agitation.
2. Relating to or characterized by trepidation.
2. Relating to or characterized by trepidation.
ultramilitant
1. Militant to an extreme.
2. Someone who is extremely militant.
2. Someone who is extremely militant.
undulant
Fluctuating, vibrating, wavy.
vacant
1. Having no contents; empty; void: "The trunk was vacant."
2. Having no occupant; unoccupied: "There were several vacant seats on the train."
3. Not in use: "It is a vacant room."
4. Devoid of thought or reflection: "He had a vacant mind."
5. Characterized by, showing, or proceeding from lack of thought or intelligence: "She has a vacant expression on her face."
6. Not occupied by an incumbent, official, or the like.
7. Free from work, business, activity, etc.: "We have a few vacant hours."
8. Devoid or destitute (often followed by of): "He was vacant of human sympathy."
9. Having no tenant and devoid of furniture, fixtures, etc. (distinguished from unoccupied): "It was a vacant house."
2. Having no occupant; unoccupied: "There were several vacant seats on the train."
3. Not in use: "It is a vacant room."
4. Devoid of thought or reflection: "He had a vacant mind."
5. Characterized by, showing, or proceeding from lack of thought or intelligence: "She has a vacant expression on her face."
6. Not occupied by an incumbent, official, or the like.
7. Free from work, business, activity, etc.: "We have a few vacant hours."
8. Devoid or destitute (often followed by of): "He was vacant of human sympathy."
9. Having no tenant and devoid of furniture, fixtures, etc. (distinguished from unoccupied): "It was a vacant house."
valiant
1. Having or exhibiting valor; courageous.
2. Characterized by or performed with valor.
2. Characterized by or performed with valor.
variant
verdant (VER duhnt)
1. Covered with green vegetation or foliage.
2. Green in color.
3. Lacking experience or sophistication (inexperienced or unsophisticated); such as, a verdant youth.
4. Noun form, verdancy; adverb form, verdantly.
2. Green in color.
3. Lacking experience or sophistication (inexperienced or unsophisticated); such as, a verdant youth.
4. Noun form, verdancy; adverb form, verdantly.
vigilant
1. Watchful and alert, especially to guard against danger, difficulties, or errors.
2. Carefully observant or attentive; on the lookout for possible danger.
3. Being on the alert; being watchful.
2. Carefully observant or attentive; on the lookout for possible danger.
3. Being on the alert; being watchful.
visitant
1. A visitor or a guest who goes to see another person or place for a short time.
2. Someone who sees someone or something.
3. A supernatural being; a ghost or specter that is seen by someone or group of people.
4. Anyone who goes or comes to see another person and who is a guest in the house of a friend.
2. Someone who sees someone or something.
3. A supernatural being; a ghost or specter that is seen by someone or group of people.
4. Anyone who goes or comes to see another person and who is a guest in the house of a friend.
volant
1. Flying or able to fly.
2. Moving quickly or nimbly; agile.
3. In heraldry, depicted, or shown, with the wings stretched as if in flight.
2. Moving quickly or nimbly; agile.
3. In heraldry, depicted, or shown, with the wings stretched as if in flight.
