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Definition of crown
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of crown is as below...
Crown (n.) A round spot
shaved
clean on the top of the head, as a mark of the
clerical
state;
the
tonsure..
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Browbound
::
Browbound
(a.)
Crowned;
having
the head
encircled
as with a
diadem.
Crown
::
Crown () p. p. of Crow.
Goura
::
Goura (n.) One of
several
species
of
large,
crested
ground
pigeons
of the genus
Goura,
inhabiting
New
Guinea
and
adjacent
islands.
The Queen
Victoria
pigeon
(Goura
Victoria)
and the
crowned
pigeon
(G.
coronata)
are among the beat known
species..
Fleur-de-lis
::
Fleur-de-lis
(n.) A
conventional
flower
suggested
by the iris, and
having
a form which fits it for the
terminal
decoration
of a
scepter,
the
ornaments
of a
crown,
etc. It is also a
heraldic
bearing,
and is
identified
with the royal arms and
adornments
of
France..
Diadem
::
Diadem
(n.)
Originally,
an
ornamental
head band or
fillet,
worn by
Eastern
monarchs
as a badge of
royalty;
hence
(later),
also, a
crown,
in
general..
Aureole
::
Aureole
(n.) A
celestial
crown or
accidental
glory added to the bliss of
heaven,
as a
reward
to those (as
virgins,
martyrs,
preachers,
etc.) who have
overcome
the
world,
the
flesh,
and the
devil..
Discrown
::
Discrown
(v. t.) To
deprive
of a
crown.
Table
::
Table (n.) A
circular
plate of crown
glass.
Crown-saw
::
Crown-saw
(n.) A saw in the form of a
hollow
cylinder,
with teeth on the end or edge, and
operated
by a
rotative
motion..
Usurp
::
Usurp (v. t.) To
seize,
and hold in
possession,
by
force,
or
without
right;
as, to usurp a
throne;
to usurp the
prerogatives
of the
crown;
to usurp
power;
to usurp the right of a
patron
is to oust or
dispossess
him..
Cuspid
::
Cuspid
(n.) One of the
canine
teeth;
-- so
called
from
having
but one point or cusp on the
crown.
See
Tooth.
Decrown
::
Decrown
(v. t.) To
deprive
of a
crown;
to
discrown.
Hereditary
::
Hereditary
(a.)
Descended,
or
capable
of
descending,
from an
ancestor
to an heir at law;
received
or
passing
by
inheritance,
or that must pass by
inheritance;
as, an
hereditary
estate
or
crown..
Emblematical
::
Emblematical
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
containing,
or
consisting
in, an
emblem;
symbolic;
typically
representative;
representing
as an
emblem;
as,
emblematic
language
or
ornaments;
a crown is
emblematic
of
royalty;
white is
emblematic
of
purity..
Discrowned
::
Discrowned
(imp. & p. p.) of
Discrow.
Cardecu
::
Cardecu
(n.) A
quarter
of a
crown.
Primogeniture
::
Primogeniture
(a.) The
exclusive
right of
inheritance
which
belongs
to the
eldest
son. Thus in
England
the right of
inheriting
the
estate
of the
father
belongs
to the
eldest
son, and in the royal
family
the
eldest
son of the
sovereign
is
entitled
to the
throne
by
primogeniture.
In
exceptional
cases,
among the
female
children,
the crown
descends
by right of
primogeniture
to the
eldest
daughter
only and her
issue..
Non Obstante
::
Non
obstante
() A
clause
in old
English
statutes
and
letters
patent,
importing
a
license
from the crown to do a thing
notwithstanding
any
statute
to the
contrary.
This
dispensing
power was
abolished
by the Bill of
Rights..
Lantern
::
Lantern
(n.) A cage or open
chamber
of rich
architecture,
open below into the
building
or tower which it
crowns..
Intrench
::
Intrench
(v. i.) To
invade;
to
encroach;
to
infringe
or
trespass;
to enter on, and take
possession
of, that which
belongs
to
another;
--
usually
followed
by on or upon; as, the king was
charged
with
intrenching
on the
rights
of the
nobles,
and the
nobles
were
accused
of
intrenching
on the
prerogative
of the
crown..
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