terms |
towned |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective towned is
(obsolete) having towns; containing many towns.
towned |
bowned |
As an adjective towned
is (obsolete) having towns; containing many towns.
As a verb bowned is
(
bowne).
downed |
towned |
As adjectives the difference between downed and towned
is that
downed is that has been brought down while
towned is having towns; containing many towns.
As a verb downed
is past tense of down.
towned |
owned |
As an adjective towned
is (obsolete) having towns; containing many towns.
As a verb owned is
(
own).
towned |
towner |
As an adjective towned
is (obsolete) having towns; containing many towns.
As a noun towner is
(
only used in combinations) a person from a certain town, or part of town.
gowned |
towned |
As a verb gowned
is past tense of gown.
As an adjective towned is
having towns; containing many towns.
towned |
towed |
As an adjective towned
is (obsolete) having towns; containing many towns.
As a verb towed is
(
tow).
townee |
towned |
As a noun townee
is alternative form of lang=en.
As an adjective towned is
having towns; containing many towns.
toned |
towned |
As adjectives the difference between toned and towned
is that
toned is having a (specified kind of) tone while
towned is (obsolete) having towns; containing many towns.
As a verb toned
is (
tone).
towned |
towne |
As an adjective towned
is having towns; containing many towns.
As a noun towne is
an archaic spelling of lang=en.
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