Vacant

vā′kant, adj. empty: free: not occupied by an incumbent or po e or: not occupied with study, .: thoughtle , inane.— n. Vā′cancy , emptine : idlene : empty space, void or gap between bodies: a situation unoccupied: ( Shak. ) unoccupied or leisure time.— adv. Vā′cantly .— v.t. Vacāte′ , to leave empty: to quit po e ion of: ( obs. ) to annul, to make usele .— ns. Vacā′tion , a vacating or making void or invalid: freedom from, duty, .: rece : break in the sittings of law-courts: school and college holidays; Vacā′tionist , one travelling for pleasure.— adj. Vacā′tion le .— n. Vacā′tur , the act of annulling in law. [Fr.,—L. vacans , -antis , pr.p. of vacāre , -ātum , to be empty.]