Want

What do we mean by want?

To have a strong feeling to have (something); wish (to possess or do something); desire greatly: synonym: desire. intransitive verb

To desire (someone to do something). intransitive verb

To request the presence or assistance of. intransitive verb

To seek with intent to capture. intransitive verb

To have an inclination toward; like. intransitive verb

To be obliged (to do something). intransitive verb

To be in need of; require. intransitive verb

To be without; lack. intransitive verb

To be inclined or desirous; wish. intransitive verb

The condition or quality of lacking something usual or necessary. noun

Pressing need; destitution. noun

Something desired. noun

A defect of character; a fault. noun

To be in need of. phrasal verb

To desire greatly to enter. phrasal verb

To wish to join a project, business, or other undertaking. phrasal verb

To desire greatly to leave. phrasal verb

To wish to leave a project, a business, or other undertaking. phrasal verb

A desire, wish, longing.

(often followed by of) Lack, absence.

Poverty.

Something needed or desired; a thing of which the loss is felt.

A depression in coal strata, hollowed out before the subsequent deposition took place.

Desire or wish for possession or presence of something Urban Dictionary

Synonomous with need Urban Dictionary

The coolest of the cool. Only the most popular, buffest, funniest and best looking can obtain this title. It's an honor to be referred to with this pronoun. Urban Dictionary

To feel a desire or urge for something; to feel a lust toward. Urban Dictionary

According to Jason Parks (writer at Baseball Prospectus), #want is the manifestation of human desire and physical yield; when the yearning for perfection becomes visible to the naked eye. Urban Dictionary

A discrete way to ask for actions pertaining to sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

Have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for. Urban Dictionary

An overwhelming feeling of sexual attraction for another person. Usually defined by increased heart rate, heat in erogenous zones and occasional staring and sweating. Can manifest itself with alcoholic beverage consumption, appropriate music, dinner or clever conversation. Can occur in a single individual but is most often enjoyed with a minimum of two willing participants. Urban Dictionary

To show extreme distaste for or to not want Urban Dictionary

Possibly the worlds most amazing and gorgeous boyband formed of nathan sykes = yummmmm. max george = yum. tom parker = ooft. siva kaneswaren = nom. jay mcguiness = javatarishous. yah yah yah they are mint ;D Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to want:
want.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word want:
anymore, thank, know, hear, hurt, you, myself, listen, your, anything, marry, wants, lose, feel, sure, think, anyone, say, something, get, tell, happen, thing, fun, really, else, sing, spend, leave, talk, wanted, buy, ask, everyone, everything, learn, our, stay, see, let, understand, happy.

Words that rhyme with want:
shant, savant, taunt, nonchalant, font, restaurant, flaunt, haunt, aunt, detente, gaunt, confidant, jaunt, conte, daunt, vaunt, altamont, croissant, traunt, avant, debutante, storefront, pont, piedmont, stont, mont, chaunt, vermont, commandant, ponte, enfant, graunt, lamont, belmont, dumont, modern font, fairmont, raster font, fonte, poissant, rosemont, claremont, helmont, baptismal font, lafont, clermont, old style font, gronte, dronte, oakmont, claymont, cartridge font, pierpont, larchmont, prashant, screen font, proportional font, pylant, capital of vermont, longmont, lamonte, lemont, st laurent, labonte, schwandt, typewriter font, toutant, gauntt, valmont, dhondt, crestmont, freemont, ausimont, bankvermont, bondt, bonte, bromont, cheuvront, coutant, enimont, erbamont, guimont, inmont, jeumont, kvant, laplant, newmont, poussaint, richemont, shrikant, vipont, whitemont.

Adjectives that are often used to describe want:
great, total, own, utter, absolute, general, actual, real, entire, extreme, mere, most, much, apparent, present, immediate, greatest, sheer, physical, lamentable, sad, urgent, complete, dire, singular, consequent, very, strange, equal, future, chief, universal, deplorable, least, evident, comparative, usual, spiritual, alleged, fatal, latter, frequent, obvious, occasional, longer, habitual, abject, terrible, manifest, slightest, desperate, slight, woeful, extraordinary, temporary, above, conscious, gross, bitter, perpetual, prime.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective want:
something, ads, proof, help, company, coffee, money, satisfaction, lists, list, nothing, assistance, water, cookie, milk, men, information, fear, half, breakfast, everything, children, advertisements, theory, things, spoon, juice, walk, bread, slips, tea, peace, stuff, food, fries, advice, confidence, scalp, slip, lunch, department, somethin, details, dessert, drink, matches, none, others, war, plenty, more, column, cream, book, dinner, everyone, death, authority, mine, cost, housing, creation, examples, job, need, facts, love, meat, security, fire, supper, wit, immigrants, het, relief, board, sickness, gratitude, paper, vol, costume, whispers.

Consonant match to want:
wont, went, wendt, wint, wente, weant, windt.

Words that sound like want:
want, went, wont, wand, won't, wint, wendt, wundt, wanned, wente, windt, wound, wond, hont, honte, wind, won, wants, wanna, watched, juan, wan, watt, wend, wined, waned, winde, juana, wot, wana, waht, wnt, wund, weaned, wynd, wanta, wanty, wann, wons, wemt, wani, yount, weened, wende, womd, waan, i want, wanto, ouat, whend, wott, wahn, waat, womt, wunde, wantz, wano, wonned, suant, wanze, wohn, haunt, mont, pont, shant, yond, sont, ront, ponte, yant, tont, yent, wat, wasnt, wany, wanter, wans, wown, waun, schwandt, waught, watte, hunt, hint, hunte, hant, hond, hent, haint, hundt, one, mount, mt, a-one, gwent, -one, mtt, chaunt, oirt, lbt.