English words starting with town

Meanings of Town:

noun

A built-up area with a name, defined boundaries, and local government, that is larger than a village and generally smaller than a city.

Usage examples:

The hotel is eight miles from the nearest town

Meanings of Town-council:

noun

The local government of a town

Usage examples:

Mr dunn has been a member of the town council for many years.

Meanings of Town-crier:

noun

In the past, a person whose job was to make official announcements in a town or village by calling them out in public

Meanings of Town-hall:

noun

A building in which local government officials and employees work and in which public meetings may be held

Meanings of Townee:

noun

A person who lives in a town, especially as distinct from one who lives in the country.

Usage examples:

The movement of townies to the countryside is a threat

adjective

Relating to or characteristic of a town.

Usage examples:

The bar's got a great vibe, not too snobby and not too towny

Meanings of Townees:

noun

A person who lives in a town, especially as distinct from one who lives in the country.

Usage examples:

The movement of townies to the countryside is a threat

Meanings of Townful:

noun

As much or as many as would fill a town. frequently in hyperbolical use. chiefly with of.

Meanings of Townhood:

noun

The state or fact of being a town; the status of a town.

Meanings of Townhouse:

noun

A tall, narrow traditional terraced house, generally having three or more floors.

Meanings of Townhouses:

noun

A tall, narrow traditional terraced house, generally having three or more floors.

Meanings of Townie:

noun

A person who lives in a town, especially as distinct from one who lives in the country.

Usage examples:

The movement of townies to the countryside is a threat

adjective

Relating to or characteristic of a town.

Usage examples:

The bar's got a great vibe, not too snobby and not too towny

Meanings of Townies:

noun

A person who lives in a town, especially as distinct from one who lives in the country.

Usage examples:

The movement of townies to the countryside is a threat

adjective

Relating to or characteristic of a town.

Usage examples:

The bar's got a great vibe, not too snobby and not too towny

Meanings of Townified:

adjective

Reminiscent or characteristic of the town or town dwellers, especially as opposed to the countryside or country dwellers.

Meanings of Townify:

verb

To cause to resemble a town; to make urban in character.

Meanings of Townifying:

verb

To cause to resemble a town; to make urban in character.

Meanings of Towniness:

noun

The fact of having characteristics associated with a town or town dwellers; the qualities of a town; townie character.

Meanings of Townland:

noun

(especially in ireland) a small territorial division of land.

Usage examples:

From a community viewpoint most of our towns, villages and townlands are ghettoes, or consist of gh…

Meanings of Townling:

noun

An inhabitant of a town, especially as opposed to the countryside; a town dweller.

Meanings of Townly:

adjective

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a town or town dwellers; townish.

Meanings of Towns:

noun

A built-up area with a name, defined boundaries, and local government, that is larger than a village and generally smaller than a city.

Usage examples:

The hotel is eight miles from the nearest town

Meanings of Townsboy:

noun

(at eton college and westminster school) = "oppidan".

Meanings of Townscape:

noun

The visual appearance of a town or urban area; an urban landscape.

Usage examples:

The building's contribution to the townscape

Meanings of Townsendi:

noun

Designating phenomena and concepts demonstrated by or relating to townsend's work on the conduction of electricity through gases, as "townsend avalanche", "townsend current", etc.

Meanings of Townsfellow:

noun

A fellow inhabitant of a town.

Meanings of Townsfolk:

noun

Another term for townspeople.

plural noun

The people who live in a particular town, considered as a group