halt |
hant |
As a verb halt
is to limp; move with a limping gait.
As a noun halt
is a cessation, either temporary or permanent.
As an adjective halt
is lame, limping.
As a contraction hant is
eye dialect of hadn't|hadn’t|lang=en.
chant |
hant |
As verbs the difference between chant and hant
is that
chant is to sing, especially without instruments, and as applied to monophonic and pre-modern music while
hant is to strip, peel (bark).
As a noun chant
is type of singing done generally without instruments and harmony.
hat |
hant |
As verbs the difference between hat and hant
is that
hat is has while
hant is to strip, peel (bark).
jant |
hant |
As verbs the difference between jant and hant
is that
jant is while
hant is to strip, peel (bark).
hant |
haft |
As a contraction hant
is eye dialect of hadn't|hadn’t|lang=en.
As a noun haft is
the handle of a tool or weapon.
As a verb haft is
to fit a handle to a tool or weapon.
hant |
rant |
As verbs the difference between hant and rant
is that
hant is to strip, peel (bark) while
rant is to speak or shout at length in an uncontrollable anger.
As a noun rant is
a criticism done by ranting.
hant |
hank |
As a contraction hant
is eye dialect of hadn't|hadn’t|lang=en.
As a proper noun Hank is
a diminutive=Henry given name.
As a noun hank is
a coil or loop of something, especially twine, yarn, or rope.
As a verb hank is
to form into hanks.
bant |
hant |
As a noun bant
is banter.
As a verb hant is
to strip, peel (bark).
hant |
hast |
As a verb hant
is to strip, peel (bark).
As an adjective hast is
neuter singular nominative or accusative form of .
hant |
haint |
As verbs the difference between hant and haint
is that
hant is to strip, peel (bark) while
haint is (us|dialectal).
As a noun haint is
(us|dialectal) ghost.
As a contraction haint is
(
lb).
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