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crown-d

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  1. (archaic) simple past tense and past participle of crown
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  • crown-green
  • crown-vic
  • pschent
  • crown-prosecutor
  • coronate
  • recrown
  • becrown
  • coronule
  • crownless
  • coronal

WORDS NEAR crown-d IN THE DICTIONARY


  • crown cap
  • crown colony
  • crown-corporation
  • crown-corporations
  • crown-d
  • crown daisy
  • crown-estate
  • crown-ether
  • crown-fire
  • crown-flower
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