wont Definition

wont (chiefly formal, literary or old use)
adj

1. Habitually inclined; accustomed.

Example: He is wont to retire to bed early
Thesaurus: accustomed, given, used, habituated.

noun

1. A habit that one has.

Example: It was her wont to rise early

verb

tr & intr
wont, wonts, wonted, wonting
1. To become, or make someone become, accustomed.

Derivative: wonted
adj

Customary.
Thesaurus: accustomed, customary, habitual, conventional, regular, routine, normal, usual, familiar.

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon gewunod accustomed.

Info:

There is often a spelling confusion between wont and want.