Definition of want:

part of speech: noun

Need; necessity; poverty; thing wanted.

part of speech: verb

To need; wish for.

part of speech: verb

To be deficient.

Common misspellings * :

• wantot (0.1%)
• qant (0.1%)
• wast (0.2%)
• whant (21.0%)
• wanrt (0.2%)
• iwant (0.2%)
• watn (0.3%)
• wanto (0.2%)
• weant (1.0%)
• whan (0.2%)
• wnt (4.7%)
• wasnot (0.1%)
• eant (0.7%)
• wate (0.1%)
• mant (0.2%)
• wnat (35.6%)
• wqnt (0.1%)
• awnt (0.1%)
• wanna (3.2%)
• ewant (0.1%)
• dwant (0.1%)
• wath (0.1%)
• t (0.1%)
• wannt (0.5%)
• wante (0.5%)
• wwant (0.7%)
• wnet (0.1%)
• wsnt (0.1%)
• wjat (0.1%)
• wantto (0.1%)
• wasnt (0.9%)
• wan't (17.9%)
• wunt (0.3%)
• wna (0.2%)
• watnt (0.2%)
• wearnt (0.2%)
• walt (0.1%)
• wqant (0.1%)
• wat (3.8%)
• wanta (0.4%)
• hant (0.1%)
• wantr (0.2%)
• wamt (0.6%)
• wany (0.4%)
• waht (0.5%)
• wanst (0.2%)
• disree (0.1%)
• wantthat (0.1%)
• wana (0.4%)
• wantz (0.1%)
• fancie (0.1%)
• wantt (0.6%)
• wanmt (0.1%)
• wasnted (0.1%)
• waant (0.2%)
• wanty (0.4%)
• wanat (0.3%)
• wn (0.1%)
• wa (0.2%)
• wawnt (0.1%)
• w2ant (0.1%)
• neew (0.1%)
• wnant (0.1%)
• wanr (0.3%)
• antd (0.1%)
• ouw (0.1%)
• w0nt (0.1%)
• wan (0.1%)
• wanti (0.1%)
• wask (0.1%)
• whanet (0.1%)

Usage examples :

• Of course I want you to stay for as long as you will; of course I love to have you here. "Franklin Kane", - Anne Douglas Sedgwick

• I want you to tell me something. "The Way of an Eagle", - Ethel M. Dell