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gantin
What does gantin mean?
Craving or desperate for something ('gantin for a pint'); can also mean filthy/disgusting.
"I'm gantin for a cup o' tea."
Origin
Scots 'gant' (to yawn/gape), hence gaping/craving for something.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'gantin' mean?
It usually means craving or desperate for something, as in 'gantin for a pint'. It can also mean filthy or disgusting.
How do you use 'gantin'?
For a craving you'd say 'I'm gantin for a cup o' tea.' For something revolting you might say 'That's pure gantin.'
Where does 'gantin' come from?
From Scots 'gant', to yawn or gape — hence gaping or craving for something.
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