crown
/kraʊn/Definitions
1. noun
the top or highest part of something, especially a circular or rounded shape at the top of a person’s head, an animal’s head, or a building, monument, or other structure.
“The queen’s crown sparkled in the sunlight.”
2. noun
a royal or sovereign head, especially of a monarch, or a person who has been given a royal title.
“The prince was a member of the royal family and wore a crown at the coronation ceremony.”
3. verb
to make someone a king or queen, or to give someone a royal title.
“The king’s successor was crowned in a grand ceremony.”
4. verb
to form or shape something into a crown or a rounded top.
“The architect crowned the building with a grand dome.”
5. noun
the highest point of achievement or success, especially in a particular activity or profession.
“The athlete’s crown was her Olympic gold medal.”