dons
USDAHNZ/dɑnz/UKDONZ/dɒnz/
- 1The form of don used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun such as the dog or water.
Every morning, the chef dons a clean white apron.
Before each game, my brother dons his lucky red cap.
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- 2Plural of don. Use it when there is more than one don.
The Oxford dons ate dinner together in the college hall.
In the movie, two mafia dons meet in secret at a small restaurant.
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- 3Plural of dom, a title for nobles in Portugal and Brazil.
Several Portuguese dons rode beside the king's carriage.
The Brazilian dons came to the palace for the emperor's birthday.
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Showing meanings only.
dons is a form of don
don, verb: To put on clothes, a hat, or other things you wear. Full entry
- Spelling
- don → dons: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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