Definition of can:

part of speech: verb

To be able.

part of speech: noun

A vessel for holding liquids.

Common misspellings * :

• ican (0.4%)
• ecan (0.1%)
• mas (0.1%)
• cae (0.1%)
• cal (1.5%)
• cang (0.1%)
• canb (1.3%)
• cn (15.5%)
• gonna (0.1%)
• amy (0.1%)
• cano (0.1%)
• cand (4.6%)
• acan (1.4%)
• han (0.1%)
• chan (0.1%)
• cana (0.6%)
• dapt (0.1%)
• n (0.1%)
• cany (0.4%)
• caqn (0.9%)
• wi (0.1%)
• kan (1.4%)
• nan (0.1%)
• casn (1.8%)
• san (0.1%)
• gan (0.1%)
• cas (0.1%)
• canwe (0.1%)
• cah (0.4%)
• cen (1.9%)
• cabn (1.1%)
• cann (5.8%)
• cansee (0.1%)
• cna (39.8%)
• cando (0.1%)
• nat (0.1%)
• ncan (0.1%)
• ocan (0.1%)
• tel (0.1%)
• canm (1.1%)
• cac (0.2%)
• canc (0.1%)
• canl (0.6%)
• nca (0.1%)
• canna (0.1%)
• mae (0.1%)
• dan (0.4%)
• cani (0.4%)
• na (0.1%)
• cdan (0.1%)
• canbe (0.2%)
• cain (0.2%)
• acn (3.7%)
• caan (1.9%)
• cacn (0.3%)
• camn (0.3%)
• canh (0.1%)
• canst (0.1%)
• ccan (2.4%)
• cnn (0.1%)
• coan (0.4%)
• cqan (0.1%)
• csan (0.1%)
• csn (1.1%)
• cun (0.1%)
• cvan (1.8%)
• cxan (0.3%)
• kann (0.2%)
• tcan (0.3%)
• ucan (0.9%)
• vcan (0.5%)
• xan (0.3%)
• xcan (0.2%)

Usage examples :

• " So can I," said Rose. "Six Little Bunkers at Grandpa Ford's", - Laura Lee Hope

• I want to know all that you can tell me. "The Guilty River", - Wilkie Collins

• I don't see how I can Janet. "The Rosie World", - Parker Fillmore

• Oh, I can see you now. "East of the Shadows", - Mrs. Hubert Barclay