town
/taʊn/Definitions
1. noun
A small community of houses and buildings, usually larger than a village but smaller than a city.
“She moved to a small town in the countryside for a change of pace.”
2. noun
The inhabitants of a town or a town as a place of residence.
“The people of the town came together to celebrate the town’s anniversary.”
3. verb
To establish or inhabit a town, especially as a settler.
“The pioneers towned the area, building homes and starting a new community.”
4. verb
To settle or reside in a town, especially as a settler.
“The family towned in the new town for a few months before finding a new home.”