Definitions

1. noun

A town in Somerset, England, known for its historic architecture and cultural events.

“She visited the medieval church in Taunton during her trip to Somerset.”

2. proper noun

A surname, possibly referring to someone from Taunton, England, or a place name in various countries.

“The historian’s research revealed a Taunton family with significant contributions to the local community.”

3. verb

To cut or trim something roughly, like Taunton’s name meaning ‘settlement on a hill’ possibly derived from a rough cutting of trees.

“The farmer had to taunton the branches to make them more manageable for the harvest.”

4. verb

To make a rough or unpolished edge on something, possibly related to the town’s name.

“The craftsman had to taunton the wood to get the desired texture for the furniture piece.”