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Definition of crown
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of crown is as below...
Crown (n.) The
topmost
part of the head (see
Illust.
of
Bird.);
that part of the head from which the hair
descends
toward
the sides and back; also, the head or
brain..
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Tonsure
::
Tonsure
(n.) The
shaven
corona,
or
crown,
which
priests
wear as a mark of their order and of their
rank..
Crowned
::
Crowned
(p. p. & a.)
Having
or
wearing
a
crown;
surmounted,
invested,
or
adorned,
with a
crown,
wreath,
garland,
etc.;
honored;
rewarded;
completed;
consummated;
perfected..
Crown
::
Crown (n.) The
topmost
part of
anything;
the
summit.
Triple-crowned
::
Triple-crowned
(a.)
Having
three
crowns;
wearing
the
triple
crown,
as the
pope..
Escheat
::
Escheat
(v. i.) To
revert,
or
become
forfeited,
to the lord, the
crown,
or the
State,
as lands by the
failure
of
persons
entitled
to hold the same, or by
forfeiture..
Coronary
::
Coronary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
crown;
forming,
or
adapted
to form, a crown or
garland..
Cousin
::
Cousin
(n.) A title
formerly
given by a king to a
nobleman,
particularly
to those of the
council.
In
English
writs,
etc.,
issued
by the
crown,
it
signifies
any
earl..
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) One of
turrets
or
pinnacles
of
waxwork
and
tapers
with which the posts and
center
of a
funeral
hearse
were
formerly
crowned.
Discrowned
::
Discrowned
(imp. & p. p.) of
Discrow.
Crown-imperial
::
Crown-imperial
(n.) A
spring-blooming
plant
(Fritillaria
imperialis)
of the Lily
family,
having
at the top of the stalk a
cluster
of
pendent
bell-shaped
flowers
surmounted
with a tuft of green
leaves..
Crown
::
Crown (n.) The part of a hat above the brim.
Royal
::
Royal (a.)
Kingly;
pertaining
to the crown or the
sovereign;
suitable
for a king or
queen;
regal;
as, royal power or
prerogative;
royal
domains;
the royal
family;
royal
state..
Corona
::
Corona
(n.) A crown or
circlet
suspended
from the roof or
vaulting
of
churches,
to hold
tapers
lighted
on
solemn
occasions.
It is
sometimes
formed
of
double
or
triple
circlets,
arranged
pyramidically.
Called
also
corona
lucis..
Crown
::
Crown (n.) That part of an
anchor
where the arms are
joined
to the
shank.
Talipot
::
Talipot
(n.) A
beautiful
tropical
palm tree
(Corypha
umbraculifera),
a
native
of
Ceylon
and the
Malabar
coast.
It has a trunk sixty or
seventy
feet high,
bearing
a crown of
gigantic
fan-shaped
leaves
which are used as
umbrellas
and as fans in
ceremonial
processions,
and, when cut into
strips,
as a
substitute
for
writing
paper..
Pyramidion
::
Pyramidion
(n.) The small
pyramid
which
crowns
or
completes
an
obelisk.
Crownless
::
Crownless
(a.)
Without
a
crown.
Cuspid
::
Cuspid
(n.) One of the
canine
teeth;
-- so
called
from
having
but one point or cusp on the
crown.
See
Tooth.
Crowner
::
Crowner
(n.) A
coroner.
Ceremony
::
Ceremony
(n.) Ar act or
series
of acts, often of a
symbolical
character,
prescribed
by law,
custom,
or
authority,
in the
conduct
of
important
matters,
as in the
performance
of
religious
duties,
the
transaction
of
affairs
of
state,
and the
celebration
of
notable
events;
as, the
ceremony
of
crowning
a
sovereign;
the
ceremonies
observed
in
consecrating
a
church;
marriage
and
baptismal
ceremonies..
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