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canty
[kan-tee, kahn-]
adjective
cheerful; lively.
canty
/ ˈkæntɪ, ˈkɑːn- /
adjective
dialectlively; brisk; in good spirits
Other Word Forms
- cantily adverb
- cantiness noun
- ˈԳپԱ noun
- ˈԳپ adverb
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of canty1
Example Sentences
They were a very canty and contented couple, for they had enough to live on, and enough to do.
A late moon was rising over the taps by Balmaclellan, and the thocht that I was out on the heather hills set a canty fire in my breast.
I’m a plain, canty creature; godliness is cheerfulness, says I; give me my fiddle and a dram, and I wouldna hairm a flee.”
The lowliest heart a pride displays, Unkent in our ain early days, Ilk kind and canty thing decays, Wi', How 's a' wi' ye.
We may find a way of being useful to Meggy yet, and until then, as my mother says, 'let's be canty with thinking about it.'
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