crowned

As verbs the difference between crowned and crowed

is that crowned is (crown) while crowed is (crow).

As an adjective crowned

is (obsolete) great; excessive; supreme.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between crowned and crownet

is that crowned is (obsolete) great; excessive; supreme while crownet is (obsolete) a coronet.

As a verb crowned

is (crown).

As an adjective crowned

is (obsolete) great; excessive; supreme.

As a noun crownet is

(obsolete) a coronet.

As verbs the difference between drowned and crowned

is that drowned is (drown) while crowned is (crown).

As adjectives the difference between drowned and crowned

is that drowned is that has died by drowning while crowned is (obsolete) great; excessive; supreme.

As verbs the difference between crowned and croyned

is that crowned is (crown) while croyned is (croyn).

As an adjective crowned

is (obsolete) great; excessive; supreme.

As verbs the difference between crowned and crowded

is that crowned is past tense of crown while crowded is past tense of crowd.

As adjectives the difference between crowned and crowded

is that crowned is great; excessive; supreme while crowded is containing too many of something; teeming.

As a verb crowned

is (crown).

As an adjective crowned

is (obsolete) great; excessive; supreme.

As a noun crowner is

one who, or that which, crowns.

As verbs the difference between crowned and frowned

is that crowned is (crown) while frowned is (frown).

As an adjective crowned

is (obsolete) great; excessive; supreme.

As verbs the difference between ycrowned and crowned

is that ycrowned is while crowned is (crown).

As an adjective crowned is

(obsolete) great; excessive; supreme.

As a noun crowne

is .

As a verb crowned is

(crown).

As an adjective crowned is

(obsolete) great; excessive; supreme.

As verbs the difference between crowned and coowned

is that crowned is past tense of crown while coowned is past tense of coown.

As an adjective crowned

is great; excessive; supreme.