Definitions

1. noun

a person who gives or grants something, especially a bishop or a high-ranking member of a monastery.

“The don of the monastery was a wise and kind leader.”

2. noun

a person who gives money or support to an artist, writer, or other creative person.

“The don of the artist was a wealthy patron who supported her work.”

3. verb

to give or grant something, especially a title or an honor.

“The king donned the title of ‘Defender of the Realm’ at the coronation ceremony.”

4. verb

to take on a particular role or identity, especially one that is prestigious or authoritative.

“The actor donned the role of a Shakespearean king with ease.”

5. interjection

a cry of triumph or celebration, especially in sports.

“The crowd erupted in cheers, shouting ‘Don!’ as the team scored the winning goal.”