-ant /ənt/ , -ent suffix [in nouns and adjectives]
[Language: Old French; Origin: Latin, a present participle ending]
someone or something that does something:
a servant (=someone who serves others)
disinfectant (=substance for killing germs)
expectant (=expecting)
pleasant (=pleasing)

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ant /ænt/ noun [countable]
[Language: Old English; Origin: æmette]

1. a small insect that lives in large groups

2. have ants in your pants spoken to be so excited or full of energy that you are unable to sit or stand still – used humorously

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ANT
Antenna

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