don
24 ENTRIES FOUND:
- don (noun)
- don (verb)
- Don (proper noun)
- don't
- don't (noun)
- Don Juan (noun)
- Rostov–on–Don (proper noun)
- ask (verb)
- broke (adjective)
- damn (verb)
- dare (verb)
- devil (noun)
- do (verb)
- fix (verb)
- know (verb)
- laugh (verb)
- look (verb)
- mention (verb)
- right (noun)
- say (verb)
- tell (verb)
- think (verb)
- wish (verb)
- wrong (noun)
plural
dons
plural
dons
Britannica Dictionary definition of DON
[count]
1
British
:
a teacher in a college or university
especially
:
a teacher at Oxford or Cambridge University
2
informal
:
a powerful Mafia leader
2
don
/ˈdɑːn/
verb
dons;
donned;
donning
2
don
/ˈdɑːn/
verb
dons;
donned;
donning
Britannica Dictionary definition of DON
[+ object]
formal + old-fashioned
:
to put on (a piece of clothing)
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He donned his gloves and hat.
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She donned her jacket.
