Don

What do we mean by don?

To put on (clothing). transitive verb

To assume or take on. transitive verb

Used as a courtesy title before the name of a man in a Spanish-speaking area. noun

A head, tutor, or fellow at a college of Oxford or Cambridge. noun

A college or university professor. noun

The leader of an organized-crime family. noun

An important personage. noun

capitalized A title in Spain and Italy prefixed to a man's Christian name, like Sir in Great Britain. noun

A gentleman; a man bearing the title of or addressed as “Don.” noun

Any person of high importance or leading position: applied ironically to one giving himself airs of importance. noun

In Great Britain, a fellow of a college, or any college authority. noun

In sea-fishing, a buoy used to mark a fishing-ground. noun

To put on; invest with.

To put on; to dress in; to invest one's self with. transitive verb

Sir; Mr; Signior; -- a title in Spain, formerly given to noblemen and gentlemen only, but now common to all classes. noun

A grand personage, or one making pretension to consequence; especially, the head of a college, or one of the fellows at the English universities. noun

A university professor, particularly one at Oxford or Cambridge. noun

A mafia boss. noun

To put on, to dress in verb

A university professor, particularly one at Oxford or Cambridge.

An employee of a university residence who lives among the student residents.

A mafia boss.

Any man, bloke, dude.

The top man, a playa, a g, the one people look up to etc etc Urban Dictionary

The leader of a gang, particularly in Mafia terms. Urban Dictionary

The original pimp, Don Giovanni, the main character of an italian opera about seducing woman and the reperations there of. Urban Dictionary

When your friend is always calm, cool, and collected, when he watches and has it all planned out, and, most importantly, he holds his alcohol, he's the italian mobster don. The she is a dona Urban Dictionary

(v) To ear fuck; specifically to talk to someone for such a period of time that they feel as if someone has fucked their ear. Urban Dictionary

Verb - The act of telling your subjects of contact the destination point and neglecting to show up, usually by taking a so-called shower, or some assinine act, or maybe someone died in front of your hosue and the cops wouldn't let you leave, or you took a 4 hour nap in your car after dozing off at a red light Urban Dictionary

A name of a person that caught my attention, a man of few words, hard to decipher at times, a kind-hearted guy. he came like an avalanche, like a bullet shot straight through you. quick, hardly felt in the beginning, but destroys you so much that you eventually succumb in the end. that's how this person came into my life anyway, unexpected and continues to lure my thoughts into its plate. he can be the cutest person sometimes. truth be told, my gaze is stuck on this person. Urban Dictionary

Winner of any pasta eating competiton, even if he is served the biggest plate to begin with. He is also notoriously known for his driving. Never his fault of course! Also a film lover, who manages to watch 3 film in the time it takes you to watch 1. Doesn't need the 'slow' scenes. Urban Dictionary

*Only* and italian can be a Don. Nothing to do with pimps, macks, or other stupid BS. a don is a leader of an Italian Mafia family. anybody else, especially black, could NEVER be a respected Don. Urban Dictionary

A member of awap who is NOT a bottom but a SWITCH.. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to don:
don.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word don:
quixote, bosco, pasquale, henley, juan, carlos, pedro, donald, cherry, omar, carmen, carlo, fernando, rosa, luis, know, manuel, think, want, jos, antonio, jose, mills, charlie, ron.

Words that rhyme with don:
on, upon, phenomenon, liaison, con, john, dawn, paragon, echelon, moron, denouement, lexicon, spawn, fawn, non, swan, pantheon, salon, rapprochement, wan, pawn, amazon, lawn, polygon, baton, gone, pylon, emoticon, drawn, take on, khan, axon, argon, pecan, coupon, yawn, automaton, bon, brawn, avalon, oman, crayon, carillon, marathon, yuan, babylon, prawn, hexagon, flawn, han, capon, proton, antiphon, bygone, oregon, aileron, hon, sine qua non, foregone, iran, neutron, withdrawn, quan, tron, celadon, photon, mastodon, meson, octagon, juan, pion, radon, ron, pentagon, epsilon, hogan, boron, braun, nylon, forgone, put on, sean, parmesan, get on, carry on, yon, agamemnon, micron, based on, gabon, woebegone, chiffon, aragon, pass on, draw on, call on, oberon, amadon, go on, exon.

Adjectives that are often used to describe don:
rostov, old, young, volga, lower, the, spanish, poor, lon, pal, upper, dear, former, mastro, quiet, english, rostovon, waz, sure, late, middle, noble, dey, elderly, typical, mighty, honorific, par, ill, oka, azov, famous, grave, gentle, aged, cory, rostoff, classical, immortal, stately, learned, proud, eccentric, brilliant, handsome, distinguished, glorious, arrogant, daddy, junior, worthy, dnieper, rostof, clerical, wealthy, gor, gallant, play, retired, anti.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective don:
grup, warrior, warriors, sort, town, tis, prisoners, slaves, grub, city, village, min, yee, rus, bridge, dam, sis, word, female, hunters, raids, slave, tongue, tiks, allies, pattern, gorge, nay, mode, beat, zipper, drub.

Consonant match to don:
down, dawn, dun, den, done, dean, deign, din, dane, dan, dune, dine, donne, dain, donn, dunn, dern, deane, deen, durn, dayne, dunne, diene, doan, daun, digne, dinh, doane, dann, denn, downe, denne, dehne, dahn, dehn, dohn, daane, dhein, doanh.

Words that sound like don:
don, donn, daan, dahn, dohn, down, dawn, downe, daun, dawne, done, den, dan, dine, dom, dean, din, don't, doin, dune, dane, dun, deen, doen, dunn, deign, doon, dain, donne, dien, doan, dann, dunne, dayne, dene, deane, doone, dinh, denn, dyne, doun, daine, doane, deine, dinn, dyn, dein, diene, denne, dohm, dehn, dehne, doune, tonn, taan, dong, daum, doung, dime, damn, dim, dam, da, dame, dang, deem, diem, dani, darn, dem, aidan, deam, deon, damm, deng, dano, dieng, deion, dern, daa, damb, damme, dimm, daim, deme, dahm, add on, add-on, aydan, -dom, demme, dearn, dehm, digm, dahna, daem, dhana, dhing, dahin, darne.