crown¹ /krown/

1. A circular head ornament, esp as a mark of honour
2. The diadem or state-cap of royalty
3. Kingship
4. (usu with cap) the sovereign
5. Governing power in a monarchy
6. Honour
7. The top of anything, eg a head, hat, tree, arch
8. A type of spire or lantern, formed by converging flying buttresses (architecture)
9. A stag's surroyals
10. The visible part of a tooth
11. A substitute for this, made of gold or synthetic material, etc, fitted over a broken or decayed tooth
12. (in gem-cutting) the upper of the two conical surfaces of a brilliant
13. The junction of root and stem of a plant
14. A short rootstock
15. A clasping metal cap for a bottle
16. Chief ornament
17. Completion or consummation
18. A coin originally stamped with a crown, esp a 5-shilling piece
19. Used to translate various coin names, such as krone
20. The old French écu
21. A British size of paper before metrication (or a US size of paper 15×19in), originally watermarked with a crown

1. To cover or invest with a crown
2. To cap
3. To invest with royal dignity
4. To fill with foaming alcoholic liquid
5. In draughts, to convert into a king or crowned man by the placing of another draught on the top on reaching the crown-head
6. To adorn
7. To dignify
8. To complete happily
9. To hit on the head (slang)

(of a baby's head) to pass through the vaginal opening (obstetrics)

crowned adjective

crownˈer noun

1. A shaped paper label attached to a product, eg a bottle, printed with advertising or promotional material
2. A coroner (obsolete)

crownˈet noun

A coronet

crownˈing noun

1. Coronation
2. The final stage of labour, when the top of the child's head passes through the vaginal opening (obstetrics)

1. Highest
2. Greatest

crownˈless adjective

crownˈlet noun

A small crown

crown agent noun

1. The solicitor appointed to be in charge of the Crown Office in Scotland
2. (with caps) one of a British body of business agents operating internationally, appointed by the Overseas Development Administration

crown and anchor noun

A game played with dice marked with crowns and anchors

crown antler noun

The uppermost tine of an antler

Crown attorney noun (Can)

A lawyer who acts for the Crown in criminal cases

crownˈ-bark noun

A kind of cinchona bark

crown cap noun

A lined metal cap for a bottle

crown colony noun

A colony administered directly by the home government

crown cork noun

A crown cap

crown courts plural noun

The system of courts in England and Wales that administer criminal jurisdiction

Crown Derby noun

A late-18c porcelain made at Derby, marked with a crown

crowned head noun

A monarch

crown gall noun

A disease of plants, esp fruit trees, caused by a bacterium (Agrobacterium tumefaciens), forming tumours along roots and shoots

crown glass noun

1. Alkali-lime glass
2. Window glass formed in circular plates or discs

crown graft noun (horticulture)

Insertion of scions between bark and wood

crown green noun

A bowling green with the centre higher than the edges

crownˈ-head noun

(in draughts) the back row of squares, where a piece is crowned

crown imperial noun

A garden plant, a species of fritillary having bell-shaped orange flowers

crown jewels plural noun

1. The jewels, including the regalia, worn by the sovereign on state occasions
2. The male genitalia (euphemistic)
3. Any group of things regarded as the most valuable items in a collection

crown land noun

1. Land belonging to the crown or sovereign
2. Land under control of the state in some countries and colonies of the Commonwealth

crown lawyer noun

A lawyer who acts for the crown in criminal cases

crown living noun

A church financially supported by the crown

crown octavo noun

An octavo 5×71/2in

Crown Office noun

1. The administrative office of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court
2. The office in which the great seal is affixed
3. The headquarters of the administration of criminal justice in Scotland

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