terms |
crownest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb crownest is
(archaic) (
crown).
crownes |
crownest |
As a noun crownes
is .
As a verb crownest is
(archaic) (
crown).
crowest |
crownest |
In archaic terms the difference between crowest and crownest
is that
crowest is archaic second-person singular of crow while
crownest is archaic second-person singular of crown.
crowdest |
crownest |
In archaic terms the difference between crowdest and crownest
is that
crowdest is archaic second-person singular of crowd while
crownest is archaic second-person singular of crown.
crownedst |
crownest |
In archaic terms the difference between crownedst and crownest
is that
crownedst is second-person singular past form of
to crown while
crownest is archaic second-person singular of crown.
brownest |
crownest |
As an adjective brownest
is superlative of brown.
As a verb crownest is
archaic second-person singular of crown.
crownets |
crownest |
As a noun crownets
is .
As a verb crownest is
(archaic) (
crown).
frownest |
crownest |
As verbs the difference between frownest and crownest
is that
frownest is (
frown) while
crownest is (archaic) (
crown).
crownest |
drownest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between crownest and drownest
is that
crownest is (archaic) (
crown) while
drownest is (archaic) (
drown).
As verbs the difference between crownest and drownest
is that
crownest is (archaic) (
crown) while
drownest is (archaic) (
drown).
crownest |
crownet |
As a verb crownest
is (archaic) (
crown).
As a noun crownet is
(obsolete) a coronet.