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— English words —
  • don n. A university professor, particularly one at Oxford or Cambridge.
  • don n. An employee of a university residence who lives among the student residents.
  • don n. A mafia boss.
  • don n. (MLE) Any man, bloke, dude.
  • don v. (Transitive) To put on clothing; to dress (oneself) in an article of personal attire.
  • Don prop.n. A diminutive of the male given names Donald or Gordon.
  • Don prop.n. A river, the fifth-longest in Europe, in Tula Oblast, Lipetsk Oblast, Voronezh Oblast, Volgograd Oblast…
  • Don prop.n. A river in Aberdeenshire council area, Scotland, United Kingdom, flowing 62 miles to the North Sea at Aberdeen.
  • Don prop.n. A river in South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, on which Doncaster is situated.
  • Don prop.n. A minor river in Tyne and Wear, England, United Kingdom, which joins the Tyne at Jarrow.
  • Don prop.n. A river in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, named after the River Don in Yorkshire.
  • DON n. (Sciences) dissolved organic nitrogen.
  • DON n. Abbreviation of deoxynivalenol., a toxic byproduct of Fusarium head blight of barley.
  • don' v. Pronunciation spelling of don’t.
  • Don. prop.n. Abbreviation of Donegal.
— International convention —
  • -don suff. (Taxonomy) Used to form taxonomic names for animals that are characterized by teeth.
— Foreign words, define in English —
  • Albanian
    • don v. You want, need.
    • don v. You like.
    • don v. You love.
    • don v. It wants, needs.
    • don v. It likes.
    • don v. It loves.
  • Azerbaijani
    • don n. Dress (worn by women).
    • don n. Gown (loose, flowing upper garment).
    • don n. (Figurative) raiment, attire, garb, habiliments.
    • don n. Appearance, look (of a person).
    • don adj. Frozen, congealed.
    • don n. Ice-covered ground, black ice.
  • Azerbaijani - Turkish
  • Bahnar
  • Bambara
    • don n. Day.
    • don v. (Intransitive) to enter.
    • don v. (Transitive) to put (something into something).
    • don v. To put on, wear (of clothing).
    • don Marks the predicate.
  • Breton
  • Casiguran dumagat agta - Dupaningan agta - Yogad
    • don n. Leaf (of a plant).
  • Czech
    • don n. (In Italian environment) (Originally a title of honour of the Pope, later used for all priests and later…
    • don n. (Spanish noble title).
    • don n. (Title of respect in front of Spanish given names).
    • don n. Don (maffia boss).
    • doň cont. Contraction of do + něj.
  • Danish
    • døn n. (Archaic) rumble, boom, roar.
  • Eastern maninkakan
    • dòn n. To enter, come in.
    • dòn n. To hand, give.
    • dòn n. Entrance.
  • Finnish - Hungarian - Polish
    • Don prop.n. Don (a river, the fifth-longest in Europe, in Tula Oblast, Lipetsk Oblast, Voronezh Oblast, Volgograd…
  • Galician
    • don n. Sir, mister.
  • Irish
    • don cont. Contraction of do an.
    • don n. Misfortune.
    • do'n cont. Superseded spelling of don.
  • Jamaican creole
    • don n. Don, leader, community leader, crime boss, head of a garrison (leader).
  • Japanese
    • don rom. Rōmaji transcription of どん.
    • don rom. Rōmaji transcription of ドン.
  • Mandarin
    • dòŋ rom. Rare spelling of dòng.
    • dǒŋ rom. Rare spelling of dǒng.
    • dōŋ rom. Rare spelling of dōng.
  • Middle english
    • don v. To do, perform (an activity).
    • don v. To complete, finish.
    • don v. To make, create.
    • don v. To put, place, position, raise.
    • don v. To remove, take away.
    • don v. To go or move (in a specified direction).
    • don v. To behave (in a specified manner.
    • don v. (Auxiliary) To cause (an action or state).
    • don v. (Auxiliary) Emphasises the verb that follows it.
    • don v. (Auxiliary) Stands in for a verb in a dependent clause.
    • don v. (Late ME) to put on.
    • -don suff. Alternative form of -dom.
  • Middle low german - Old english - Old saxon
  • Nigerian pidgin
    • don v. Have (perfect aspect auxiliary).
  • Northern kurdish
    • don n. (Melted) fat, grease.
  • Northern sami
    • don pron. You (singular).
    • don det. Accusative/genitive singular of dōt.
  • Norwegian nynorsk
    • døn n. A roar, boom.
  • Occitan
    • don n. Gift (something given to another voluntarily).
    • don n. Gift (a talent or natural ability).
    • don n. Donation (a voluntary gift or contribution for a specific cause).
  • Old english
    • don v. To make, cause.
    • don v. To put.
    • don v. To add.
    • don v. To treat someone (+ dative) a certain way.
  • Old french
  • Old irish
    • don art. Of/from the sg.
    • don art. To/for the sg.
    • don n. Misfortune, evil.
    • don- pref. Us.
  • Old spanish
    • don n. (Honorific) sir, master; a title prefixed to male given names.
    • don n. Gift, talent.
    • don adv. Apocopic form of dont; where.
  • Polish
    • doń cont. Contraction of do niego.
    • doń cont. Contraction of do niej.
  • Scottish gaelic
    • don prep. Contraction of do an.
  • Serbo-croatian
    • đon n. Sole (of a shoe).
    • đon n. Leg against opponent(Football etc.).
  • Sicilian
    • don n. (Obsolete) sir, master, lord.
    • don n. (Obsolete) social honorary title referred to men possessing patrimonial assets.
    • don n. A title of respect to a man, especially older, prefixed to first names.
  • Sranan tongo
    • don adj. Stupid.
    • don n. Stupidity.
  • Swedish
    • don n. A tool, an implement.
  • Tagalog
    • Don n. Title of a gentleman.
  • Turkish
    • don n. Underpants.
    • don n. Jogging pants.
    • don n. Pants.
    • don n. Shorts.
    • don v. Second-person singular imperative of donmak.
    • dön v. Second-person singular imperative of dönmek.
  • Vietnamese
    • don n. Atherurus macrourus, Asiatic brush-tailed porcupine.
    • dồn v. (Transitive) to gather into one place.
    • dồn v. (Intransitive) to flock to.
    • dọn v. To arrange; to put in order.
    • dọn v. To clear (e.g. a table).
    • dọn v. To move; to relocate.
    • đón v. To welcome; to greet.
    • đón v. To pick up (to collect a passenger).
    • đòn n. Lever, carrying pole.
    • đòn n. (Martial arts) a hit, a blow.
    • đơn n. Psychotria.
    • đơn n. A condition producing skin rashes, normally indicating hives.
    • đơn n. Various plant species, typically large or medium-sized, some of which are used to treat the condition above.
    • đơn n. (Dialectal) lymphatic filariasis.
    • đơn n. Application, petition, request.
    • đơn n. Purchase order.
    • đơn n. Prescription (written order for the provision of a medicine).
    • đơn adj. Alone, only; lonely.
    • đốn v. To fell (a tree).
    • đồn n. Military post (bigger than a bốt).
    • đồn n. (Police, frontier) station.
    • đồn v. To spread a rumour.
    • đớn adj. (Of rice) broken.
    • đờn n. (Southern Vietnam) Alternative form of đàn (“certain musical instruments”).
    • độn adj. (Chiefly in compounds) stupid; foolish.
    • độn v. To mix (with something).
    • độn v. To stuff (something; with something).
    • độn v. (By extension) to implant (into something).
  • Welsh
    • dôn v. Third-person plural future colloquial of dod.
    • do'n v. Contraction of doeddwn.
    • do'n v. Contraction of doedden.
  • West makian
    • don n. A cape, headland.
  • Westrobothnian
    • døn n. Earthquake, tremor.
  • Yola
    • don v. To put on, as clothes, dress.
  • Zazaki
    • don n. Kind of bread.
  • Zou
— English words, defined in French —
  • don n. Professeur d’université, en particulier à Oxford ou à Cambridge.
  • don n. Parrain de la mafia.
  • don v. (Vieilli) Mettre, enfiler, revêtir (des vêtements).
  • Don n.prop. (Géographie) Don (fleuve russe).
  • Don n.prop. (Géographie) Don (rivière d’Angleterre).
  • Don n.prop. (Géographie) Rivière de Toronto, au Canada.
  • Don n.prop. (Géographie) Don (rivière d’Écosse).
  • Don n.prop. (Géographie) Don (commune française du département du Nord).
  • Don n.prop. (Géographie) Don (commune italienne).
  • Don prén. Prénom masculin anglophone.
  • Don prén. Diminutif de Donald ou de Gordon.
  • Dôn n.prop. Dôn (déesse galloise).
— English words, defined in Spanish —
  • don s. Profesor de una universidad, en particular Oxford y Cambridge.
  • don v. Vestirse, ponerse.
  • Don s. Hipocorístico de Donald.
  • Don s. Hipocorístico de Donovan.
  • Don s. Hipocorístico de Gordon.
  • Don s. Apellido.
  • Don s. Geografía. El río Don.
— English words, defined in Portuguese —
  • don s. Professor universitário (especialmente da Universidade de Oxford ou de Cambridge).
  • don s. Chefe da máfia italiana.
  • don v. Vestir(-se), pôr (roupas).
— In German —
  • Don S. Ins Asowsche Meer mündender Fluss im Südwesten Russlands.
— In Dutch —
  • don n. Een Spaanse, Portugese, Braziliaanse en Italiaanse betiteling…
— In French —
  • don n.m. Action d’offrir à quelqu’un quelque chose, de lui en abandonner…
  • don n.m. Chose donnée.
  • don n.m. Abandon ou délaissement gratuit à quelqu’un d’un objet…
  • don n.m. Donation entre conjoints de l’usufruit de leur bien, pour…
  • don n.m. (Sens figuré) Biens, qualités physiques ou morales, avantages…
  • don n.m. (En particulier) Aptitude.
  • don n.m. (En particulier) Aptitude magique permettant de guérir…
  • don n.m. Titre d’honneur donné à certains nobles espagnols, équivalant…
  • don n.m. Titre donné à des ecclésiastiques, notamment en Italie…
  • Don n.prop.m. (Géographie) Fleuve de Russie, qui coule de Toula…
  • Don n.prop.f. (Géographie) Rivière du Yorkshire, en Angleterre.
  • Don n.prop.f. (Géographie) Rivière de Toronto, au Canada.
  • Don n.prop.f. (Géographie) Rivière d’Écosse, dont l’embouchure est…
  • Don n.prop.f. (Géographie) Affluent de la Vilaine qui coule en France…
  • Don n.prop. (Géographie) Commune française, située dans le département…
  • Don n.prop. (Géographie) Commune d’Italie de la province de Trente…
  • Dôn n.prop. Déesse-mère de la mythologie celtique galloise.
— In Spanish —
  • don s. Cosa cualquiera que se da de forma voluntaria y gratuita.
  • don s. En particular, don1 que se recibe de una entidad sobrenatural…
  • don s. Por extensión, habilidad o talento especial e innato.
  • don s. Persona que posee o goza de autoridad sobre algo.
  • don s. En particular, titular de un privilegio nobiliario.
  • don s. En general, vocativo de cortesía que se anteponía tradicionalmente…
  • don s. Por extensión, y antepuesto a ciertos epítetos despectivos…
  • Don s. Geografía. Importante río que fluye desde el centro de Rusia…
— In Italian —
  • don s. (Ecclesiastico) titolo dato a un sacerdote cattolico, generalmente…
  • don s. (Storia) titolo onorifico per nobili soprattutto spagnoli e portoghesi.
  • don s. (Merid) titolo usato come appellativo di riguardo.
  • don s. Suono onomatopeico del rintocco di una campana.
402 English words from 144 English definitions

Abbreviation Aberdeen Aberdeenshire ability above Accusative action activity add after against all Alone Alternative A␣minor among and animals another Any Apocopic Appearance Application Archaic are area arrange article arts Asiatic aspect assets attire auxiliary away barley behave bigger black black␣ice blight bloke blow boom boss bread broken brush brush-tailed By␣extension byproduct Cambridge Canada cape carrying carrying␣pole cause certain characterized Chiefly clause clear clothes clothing collect colloquial come come␣in community complete compounds condition congealed Contraction contribution council council␣area covered covered␣ground create crime dative Day Deep deoxynivalenol dependent dependent␣clause Dialectal diminutive direction dissolved dod dom don Donald Donation Doncaster Donegal dont dress Drink dude Ear Earthquake Emphasises employee England enter Entrance environment especially etc Europe evil extension fat fell fifth Figurative filariasis finish first first␣names flock flowing follows foolish Football for for␣all form from front frontier Frost Frozen Fusarium future garb garment garrison gather genitive gentleman gift give given given␣names given␣to Gordon Gown grease greet ground habiliments hand Have head head␣blight headland hit hives honorary Honorific honour ice Ice-covered imperative implant implement indicating in␣for in␣front in␣front␣of in␣order instruments into Intransitive Italian Jarrow Jogging joins Kind Kind␣of Kingdom large Late later leader Leaf Leg Lever like likes Lipetsk lives lonely longest look loose lord love loves lymphatic maffia mafia make male man manner Marks Martial Martial␣arts master medicine medium medium-sized Melted men miles Military minor Misfortune mister mix MLE move musical musical␣instruments named names natural need needs nitrogen noble normally North North␣Sea Oblast Obsolete of␣a older one oneself only Ontario opponent order organic Originally Oxford pants particularly passenger patrimonial perfect perform person personal petition pick pick␣up place plant plural pole Police Pope porcupine position possessing post predicate prefixed Prescription priests producing professor Pronunciation Pronunciation␣spelling provision Purchase Purchase␣order put put␣in put␣on raiment raise Rare rashes referred relocate remove request residence residents respect rice river roar Rōmaji rumble rumour Sciences Scotland Sea Second Second␣person Second-person␣singular shoe Shorts singular sir situated sized skin social Sole some someone something South Southern South␣Yorkshire Spanish species specific specified spelling spread Stands Stands␣in Stands␣in␣for state station student stuff stupid Stupidity Superseded table tailed take take␣away talent taxonomic Taxonomy teeth than that the Third Third␣person Third-person␣plural title to␣a␣man To␣go To␣hand tool Toronto to␣the toxic transcription Transitive treat tree tremor Tula Tyne Tyne␣and␣Wear typically Underpants United United␣Kingdom university university␣professor upper upper␣garment used used␣to Various verb Vietnam Volgograd voluntarily voluntary Voronezh want wants way wear welcome where which who with women worn written Yorkshire You

57 English words from 53 foreign definitions

Abandon Action Affluent algo anglophone Aptitude Biens Cambridge campana Canada chose come commune dans dato del département des don Donald Donation donnée Donovan dont Een embouchure entre especial est France general Gordon Ins mafia magique masculin Meer morales nobles Nord objet Oxford particular per Persona physiques Portugese pour Professor province que rivière Sens Titre titular Toronto Yorkshire

1 foreign word from 144 English definitions

niego

134 foreign words from 53 foreign definitions

abandonner Angleterre anteponía antepuesto Apellido appellativo Asowsche␣Meer autoridad avantages betiteling bien Braziliaanse cattolico celtique centro certains Chefe ciertos conjoints cortesía Cosa coule cualquiera déesse Déesse␣mère de␣la délaissement desde despectivos d’honneur Diminutif Dôn donné Ecclesiastico ecclésiastiques Écosse enfiler en␣particulier entidad epítetos équivalant espagnols especialmente extensión figuré fleuve Fluss fluye forma française galloise generalmente Geografía Géographie goza gratuit gratuita guérir habilidad Hipocorístico honneur Importante innato Italiaanse italiana Italie italienne leur lui máfia mère Mettre mündender mythologie nobili nobiliario notamment offrir onomatopeico Parrain particulier permettant ponerse pôr portoghesi posee Prénom privilegio Profesor Professeur qualités quelque quelque␣chose quelqu’un qui recibe revêtir riguardo rintocco río roupas Rusia russe Russie Russlands sacerdote Sens␣figuré située sobre sobrenatural soprattutto Spaanse spagnoli Storia Südwesten Suono talento titolo tradicionalmente Trente una universidad Universidade universitário université usato usufruit Vestir Vestirse vêtements Vieilli Vilaine vocativo voluntaria

642 suffixes (New words found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)

Dona done Done dong Dong đồng doni donk Donn dono dons Dons dont don't Donas donat Donat donax Donda Dondo donee donek doner Doner dones Dones doney Doney donga dongs Dongs đồngs Donia donis Donis donks donna Donna Donne Donno Donns Donny donor donos DONSA Donta don'ts don't's donum donut +592 words

3001 times in the middle (New words found by adding letters in front and at the end of the word.)

Edoni Odone -odont udons Abdons addons add-ons add␣ons Adonai Adonia Adonic Adonis Andons Ardons Badong Badons bedone bidons codons Dodona Dodoni Edones Hedone hedons Hudons Indons Judons Lydons mad-ons mad␣ons mid␣ons Ndonga odonto- odonym Old␣One Pedone pedons Pudong redone redons tudong undone Yadong Yadons zedonk Abadons Adonara Adonean Adonian Adonica +2951 words

560 prefixes (New words found by adding one or more letters in front of the word.)

udon Abdon addon add-on add␣on andon Andon Ardon Badon bidon codon Eldon end-on end␣on Eydon had␣on hedon Hedon Hudon Indon Indon. Jadon Judon Kidon kid␣on Ladon Lydon mad-on mad␣on mid␣on Modon Mudon pedon radon redon Sidon undon Yadon Zidon Abadon Amidon anodon bandon Bandon Bardon Bhadon Bladon Boldon bordon Bordon +510 words

2 words-in-word RTL (Words found written from right to left, inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)

nod NOD

3 anagrams (New words found by changing the order of the letters.)

nod NOD ODN

82 anagrams found with an extra letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word and an extra letter.)

Ando bond Bond cond cond. Dano- Deno Deon dino Dino DINO dino- Dion DNOP doan Doan doan' Dohn doin doin' do␣in Dona done Done dong Dong đồng doni donk Donn dono dons Dons dont don't doon dorn Dorn down Down down- Dron dyno dyon endo Endo endo- fond Gond Hond. +32 words

31 anagrams found minus a letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word minus a letter.)

d—n do DO 'do d/o do. D&O D.O. nd ND -nd n.d. N.D. no No NO Nº no. No. N.O. od Od OD O&D O/D O.D. on ON -on on- ON.

147 cousins (New words found by changing only one letter.)

AON Bon BON Bön con Con CON -con con- dan Dan DAN -dan Dan. DBN den Den DEN Den. din Din DLN DMN DOA dob DoB DOB d.o.b. D.O.B. doc Doc DOC doc. dod DoD DOD doe Doe DOE dof DoF DOF d.o.f. D.o.F. D.O.F. d.␣o.␣f. D.␣o.␣F. D.␣O.␣F. dog Dog DOG doh Doh d'oh DOI DoJ DOJ dol Dol DOL dom Dom DOM -dom dom. Dom. doo DOO dop DOP dor Dor d'or Dor. D.␣Or. dos DoS DOS 'dos do's dot Dot DOT do't dow Dow dox doy doz doz. DPN DRN DSN dtn DTN dun Dun DUN Dwn. eon EON (+46 words)

13 lipograms (New words found when removing only one letter.)

d—n do DO 'do d/o do. D&O D.O. on ON -on on- ON.

18 epenthesis (New words found when adding only one letter.)

Deon Dion doan Doan doan' Dohn doin doin' do␣in Donn doon dorn Dorn down Down down- Dron dyon


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