Towns

What do we mean by towns?

A settlement; an area with residential districts, shops and amenities, and its own local government; especially one larger than a village and smaller than a city.

Any more urbanized center than the place of reference.

A rural settlement in which a market was held at least once a week.

The residents (as opposed to gown: the students, faculty, etc.) of a community which is the site of a university.

Used to refer to a town or similar entity under discussion.

A major city, especially one where the speaker is located.

A municipal organization, such as a corporation, defined by the laws of the entity of which it is a part.

An enclosure which surrounded the mere homestead or dwelling of the lord of the manor.

The whole of the land which constituted the domain.

A collection of houses enclosed by fences or walls.

A farm or farmstead; also, a court or farmyard.

A commonly used word amongst middle/high school students in South Australia. The word itself stands for a local football club (Edwardstown) and is used to show support for the club. Urban Dictionary

When somebody lives in a small village, or small town and wants to describe where they live. A town-town is a major town, that most people would know, like Hastings instead or Battle or Crowhurst, which most people would have no idea where they were. Urban Dictionary

Slang we use. it's a bad word Urban Dictionary

A really bad word. Urban Dictionary

Used to end an argument when you can't think of an appropriate way to end it Urban Dictionary

Oakland california is referred to as, "the Town." San Francisco is AKA "The City." Just more of that yay area slanguagisticolics mayne. yadadamean. Urban Dictionary

Southernest slang for Atlanta, Ga Urban Dictionary

In the bay, the town is another name for the city of oakland. some people from east palo alto(epa) say that epa is the town. but when people say "the town" out here, most of the time, theyre talkin about oakland. Urban Dictionary

Oaklnd, California Urban Dictionary

Slang name Atlanta Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to towns:
towns, town, downs, tons, owns, towny, towne, toons, gowns, tows, townes, towans.

Words that rhyme with towns:
grounds, sounds, downs, nouns, rounds, browns, pounds, clowns, breakdowns, crowns, frowns, gowns, townes, playgrounds, drowns, shutdowns, markdowns, downes, countdowns, putdowns, shantytowns, hometowns, crackdowns, drawdowns, showdowns, touchdowns, shakedowns, downtowns, slowdowns, writedowns, closedowns, kouns.

Adjectives that are often used to describe towns:
other, small, many, large, new, several, smaller, larger, principal, provincial, most, various, important, industrial, coastal, chief, nearby, major, english, big, neighboring, rural, neighbouring, indian, german, southern, italian, largest, northern, western, medieval, commercial, numerous, ancient, spanish, roman, populous, walled, adjacent, greek, colonial, historic, distant, maritime, hanse, port, oldest, suburban, interior, russian, outlying, sized, eastern, corporate, bigger, respective, dutch, prosperous, incorporated, flemish, mexican, remote, hanseatic, municipal, satellite, smallest, arab, irish, latin, fortified, polish.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective towns:
method, enroute, population, countenancing.

Consonant match to towns:
teens, tons, turns, tens, tunes, tines, tones, tonnes, tans, tins, terns, toons, townes, tynes, ternes.

Words that sound like towns:
towns, townes, tunes, teens, tons, tones, tens, tins, tans, toons, tines, tonnes, tains, tuns, tynes, tanz, tiens, downs, downes, down's, toms, tongs, tom's, town, times, tense, teams, tongues, thames, tombs, dawns, tims, tings, dons, tums, tomes, townie, timbs, tames, tams, tems, towner, taos, teems, tmz, towne, towny, tangs, toombs, townies, timms, tungs, tns, donze, townee, donnes, tyms, dunes, dens, danes, deans, dines, dans, dones, dins, duns, denz, danz, deigns, denes, deens, dynes, doons, deines, deanes, doans, taunt, taz, tawny, trons, tani, tonn, tano, toews, tawney, tanu, tont, taun, tawse, taan, taus, tawnie, tarns, tawnee, tawna, taws, tawes, taas, tanah, hons.