want in
Verb
Meaning
want in (third-person singular simple present wants in, present participle wanting in, simple past and past participle wanted in)
(informal, intransitive) To want to be a part of something.
Antonym: want out
Antonyms
Examples
Adam Johnson's kept me up all night, and The Orphan Master's Son has everything I could ever want in a novel--love, captivity, loss, despair, hope--plus scenes and objects (canned peaches) that are unforgettable.
Do not suffer, do not get sick, do not get angry … better assume your life and make the changes you want in your own life.
Aided by his old friend Boom, back from Iraq minus an arm, and Lillie Virgil - a female deputy as tough as nails, Quinn goes head to head with the slime bent on taking whatever they want in Tibbehah County.
And although a lot of that is thanks to surgical enhancement, obviously the flawless skin is all hers (unless replacing the skin on your face is a new treatment only celebs and the one-percenters are privy to, in which case we want in).
Doesn’t that also send a message that you can say whatever you want in stats and graphs but I give you an example of somebody who is in that danger age of 74, who gets it and beats it” pic.
Cattle breeders use this information to determine what animal is carrying the traits they want in their herd.