| ACKNOWNE | • ACKNOWNE adj. (Shakespeare) aware, confessedly cognizant. |
| BROWNERS | • browners n. Plural of browner. • Browners prop.n. Plural of Browner. • BROWNER n. a fawning person. |
| BROWNEST | • brownest adj. Superlative form of brown: most brown. • BROWN adj. of a dark colour. |
| CLOWNERY | • clownery n. The behaviour of a clown; clownishness, tomfoolery. • CLOWNERY n. clownish behaviour. |
| CROWNERS | • crowners n. Plural of crowner. • CROWNER n. an officer who investigates questionable deaths, also CORONER. |
| CROWNETS | • crownets n. Plural of crownet. • CROWNET n. a small crown, also CORONET. |
| DISOWNED | • disowned v. Simple past tense and past participle of disown. • DISOWN v. to deny the ownership of. |
| DISOWNER | • disowner n. One who disowns. • DISOWNER n. one who disowns. |
| DROWNERS | • drowners n. Plural of drowner. • DROWNER n. one who drowns. |
| FROWNERS | • frowners n. Plural of frowner. • FROWNER n. one who frowns. |
| NONOWNER | • nonowner n. One who is not an owner, especially in a business enterprise. • NONOWNER n. one who is not the owner. |
| PREOWNED | • preowned adj. Alternative spelling of pre-owned. • pre-owned adj. (Advertising, euphemistic) secondhand. • PREOWNED adj. previously owned by somebody else. |
| RENOWNED | • renowned adj. Famous, celebrated, or well-known; widely praised or highly honored. • RENOWN v. to make famous. |
| RENOWNER | • renowner n. One who gives renown. • RENOWNER n. one who gives another renown. |
| SLOWNESS | • slowness n. The quality or state of being slow. • slowness n. (Physics) A unit, the reciprocal of velocity, that delineates the amount of time required for an object… • SLOWNESS n. the state of being slow. |
| UNGOWNED | • ungowned adj. Not gowned; not wearing a gown; unrobed. • UNGOWN v. to strip of a gown. |
| UPTOWNER | • uptowner n. A person who comes from uptown. • UPTOWNER n. one who lives uptown. |