Want

WANT

-verb

1. (trans.) to feel a need or longing for

2. (when trans., may take a clause as object or an infinitive) to wish, need, or desire (something or to do something)

3. (intr.; usually used with a negative and often followed by “for”) to be lacking or deficient (in something necessary or desirable)

4. (trans.) to feel the absence of

5. (trans.) to fall short by (a specified amount)

6. (trans.) (mainly British) to have need of or require (doing or being something)

7. (intr.) to be destitute

8. (trans.; often passive) to seek or request the presence of

9. (intr.) to be absent

10. (trans; takes an infinitive) (informal) . should or ought (to do something)

-noun

11. the act or an instance of wanting

12. anything that is needed, desired, or lacked

13. a lack, shortage, or absence

14. the state of being in need; destitution

15. a sense of lack; craving

-noun

(English dialect)  a mole (in the sense of any congenital growth or pigmented blemish on the skin; birthmark)

Disapproval

For want of desire

Or its opposite