Gown

What do we mean by gown?

A long loose flowing garment, such as a robe or nightgown. noun

A long, usually formal dress for a woman. noun

A robe or smock worn in operating rooms and other parts of hospitals as a guard against contamination. noun

A distinctive outer robe worn on ceremonial occasions, as by scholars or clerics. noun

The faculty and student body of a university. noun

To clothe (oneself or another) with a gown. transitive verb

To invest with a gown; clothe or dress in a gown; hence, to impart the function represented by the gown to.

To put on a gown.

An outer garment, generally long and loose, of various shapes and uses. noun

Same as dress, 2. Dress is preferred for a garment cut to fit the person, the gown being more properly a loose garment hanging from the shoulders. Compare . noun

A loose garment worn in the house; a wrapper: as, a dressing-gown; a night-gown. noun

A long and loose over-dress, of varying styles, worn distinctively on official occasions in Europe, and less commonly in America, by clergymen, judges, lawyers, and university professors and students; hence, the emblem of civil power or place, as opposed to the sword. noun

The toga. noun

A loose, flowing upper garment. noun

The ordinary outer dress of a woman. noun

The official robe of certain professional men and scholars, as university students and officers, barristers, judges, etc.; hence, the dress of peace; the dress of civil officers, in distinction from military. noun

A loose wrapper worn by gentlemen within doors; a dressing gown. noun

Any sort of dress or garb. noun

A loose, flowing upper garment. noun

The ordinary outer dress of a woman; as, a calico or silk gown. noun

A loose, flowing upper garment.

A woman's ordinary outer dress, such as a calico or silk gown.

The official robe of certain professional men and scholars, such as university students and officers, barristers, judges, etc.

(by metonymy) The university community.

A loose wrapper worn by gentlemen within doors; a dressing gown.

Any sort of dress or garb.

The robe worn by a surgeon.

A garment usually long in length and worn by women for occasions such as parties as a formal wear made of fabrics such as satin and organza. Urban Dictionary

A garment of clothing worn usually by women as a formal wear. Urban Dictionary

A dark creamy white substance. Urban Dictionary

One of the formal wears usually worn by women to parties and weddings offered at wwwgownsshopcom Urban Dictionary

The opposite of capping also known as telling the truth. Urban Dictionary

/gōn/ noun. 1. the destruction or disintegration of the human spirit or the state of being obliterated; damaged psyche 2. loss of wealth, position, etc, or something that causes such loss; downfall 3. the state of being speechless/dumbstruck after witnessing a particularly stupid or annoying thing; tiresome. 4. a person as the wreck of his or her former self; ravaged individual. verb. 1. to fall into ruin; devastate. 2. fall to pieces; dejection. Origin: Taken from the word gone, "gowne" was first used to describe the act of being emotionally lost or your enthusiasm no longer being present: "I'm gowner than the wind" Urban Dictionary

Variation of No Cap,but a gown Urban Dictionary

A Punk-Rock band from Rochester, NY that plays loudly and occasionally smashes guitars on stage. Ex members of Koo Koo Boy, Drama Queen, Puddle, Bang-Abuse, K-9 Circle and The Pants. Urban Dictionary

A mix of Goku and Owned. Urban Dictionary

He is cool fun and the life of the party. He is always there to brighten up your day.he loves to talk and keeps girls entertained forever just making jokes. He's got your back he will pinky promise it to you he's awesome. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gown:
gown.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gown:
neckband, bodice, sleeves, undress, petticoat, slippers, swimsuit, yoke, robe, lace, wig, trimmed, bridal, satin, embroidered, worn, dress, skirt, sewn, collar, garment, scarf, silk, velvet, hood, veil, couture, dresses, scarlet, flap, stockings, gloves, sleeve, lined, cloak, edged, pageant, waist, wears, cinderella, wore, knees, wear, cloth, jacket, shoulders, wedding, miss, fabric, bride, trim, carey, costume, shirt, fur, outfit, shoulder, purple, ivory, wearing, stuff, cap, shoes, ceremonial, ribbon, hat, wool, crowned, hair, coronation, matching, doctoral, coat, occasions, dressed, loose, designer, fashion, shape, clothes, doctors, evening, pink, counsel, decorated, clothing, preliminary, undergraduate, answer, outer, cambridge, gathered, blue, suit, black, judges, neck, princess, tie, competition.

Words that rhyme with gown:
down, around, brown, town, noun, crown, breakdown, frown, renown, rundown, clown, drown, put down, meltdown, downtown, drawdown, break down, hometown, showdown, lockdown, facedown, shutdown, lowdown, crackdown, playground, uptown, run-down, shakedown, run down, lown, hoedown, countdown, touchdown, lay down, slowdown, go down, turn down, let down, runaround, take down, sundown, come down, get down, letdown, bring down, hunker down, shantytown, pin down, clampdown, bear down, knockdown, shut down, step down, back down, godown, browne, markdown, turndown, cut down, hands down, lie down, knock down, jamestown, boomtown, chinatown, settle down, tear down, comedown, midtown, bog down, drop down, common noun, tinseltown, beat down, motown, slow down, rub down, set down, calm down, write down, strike down, track down, nail down, georgetown, boil down, dress down, proper noun, pull down, tie down, crosstown, water down, crack down, clamp down, putdown, fall down, weigh down, wear down, hold down, jot down, play down.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gown:
dressing, white, black, long, blue, new, red, green, night, loose, pink, beautiful, simple, yellow, short, dark, gray, best, purple, sterile, grey, clean, colored, plain, scarlet, pale, length, silken, thin, brown, coloured, academic, lovely, cut, bridal, light, fitting, fine, elegant, strapless, soft, formal, surgical, town, pretty, flowered, rich, crimson, sleeved, embroidered, brocaded, chinese, morning, striped, bright, bed, gorgeous, tattered, coarse, elaborate, handsome, golden, russet, necked, shabby, sleeveless, warm, magnificent, furred, sequined, ragged, dirty, expensive, exquisite, diaphanous, made, flimsy, stiff, and, tight, soiled, lilac, lavender, voluminous, waisted, torn, beaded, quilted.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gown:
men, technique, length, boys, riots, storage, cut, mask, land, commune.

Consonant match to gown:
gun, gain, goon, gone, gan, gyn, gunn, goin, goan, guin, guinn, gonne, goen, gann, gayne, gohn, guynn, gahn, gheen, gawne, goyne.

Words that sound like gown:
gown, gone, gon, gonne, gawn, gaan, gaun, gohn, -gon, gun, gain, goon, goin, gan, gane, goen, guin, gyn, gunn, gein, goan, ghan, gann, gien, guinn, gahn, gyne, -gen, gagn, gayne, gign, ghain, gong, gom, galm, gomme, gaum, gomm, gawm, game, gang, gum, con, khan, gowns, gam, kahn, gome, gow, kon, conn, gme, gim, gao, gung, gowan, gowned, goom, caan, kaan, caen, gaim, gumm, gamm, gamme, gowen, gmbh, kohn, geam, gumb, conne, gowin, gemm, kaun, kawn, gamb, conn., gangue, qan, gmb, ghn, gomb, con-, gahm, gaue, can, coin, cane, cone, cain, caine, cannes, cann, cohn, cahn, coan, ccan, cayne, canne, coign.