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v. Present participle of cant.

adj. Speaking in a whining tone of voice; using technical or religious terms affectedly; affectedly pious.

n. The use of cant; hypocrisy.

Affectedly or hypocritically pious; whining: as, a canting hypocrite; a canting tone of voice.

In heraldry, allusive; descriptive of the bearer's name, estate, or the like. See allusive arms, under arm.

Of the nature of professional cant or jargon: used by or peculiar to a particular class, profession, or subject: as, canting terms; canting language.

n. The act of speaking in a whining tone; an apparently insincere use of religious or pious phraseology.

n. The use of the terms or phraseology of a particular class, as of beggars, thieves, gipsies, tramps, etc., or of a particular profession or subject.

n. Sale by auction.

"Evident since the fourteenth century, a submerged tradition of poems written in canting speech has developed with increasing resonance, sometimes in conjunction with the dominant literary tradition."

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Zhongcanting   

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cant    canter   

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